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ˆWindows Events Command Line Utility.



Enables you to retrieve information about event logs and publishers, install

and uninstall event manifests, run queries, and export, archive, and clear logs.



Usage:



You can use either the short (for example, ep /uni) or long (for example, 

enum-publishers /unicode) version of the command and option names. Commands, 

options and option values are not case-sensitive.



Variables are noted in all upper-case.



wevtutil COMMAND [ARGUMENT [ARGUMENT] ...] [/OPTION:VALUE [/OPTION:VALUE] ...]



Commands:



el | enum-logs          List log names.

gl | get-log            Get log configuration information.

sl | set-log            Modify configuration of a log.

ep | enum-publishers    List event publishers.

gp | get-publisher      Get publisher configuration information.

im | install-manifest   Install event publishers and logs from manifest.

um | uninstall-manifest Uninstall event publishers and logs from manifest.

qe | query-events       Query events from a log or log file.

gli | get-log-info      Get log status information.

epl | export-log        Export a log.

al | archive-log        Archive an exported log.

cl | clear-log          Clear a log.



Common options:



/{r | remote}:VALUE

If specified, run the command on a remote computer. VALUE is the remote computer 

name. Options /im and /um do not support remote operations.



/{u | username}:VALUE

Specify a different user to log on to the remote computer. VALUE is a user name

in the form domain\user or user. Only applicable when option /r is specified.



/{p | password}:VALUE

Password for the specified user. If not specified, or if VALUE is "*", the user 

will be prompted to enter a password. Only applicable when the /u option is

specified.



/{a | authentication}:[Default|Negotiate|Kerberos|NTLM]

Authentication type for connecting to remote computer. The default is Negotiate.



/{uni | unicode}:[true|false]

Display output in Unicode. If true, then output is in Unicode. 



To learn more about a specific command, type the following:



wevtutil COMMAND /?

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4List the names of all logs.



Usage:



wevtutil { el | enum-logs }



Example:



The following example lists the names of all logs.



wevtutil el

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Displays event log configuration information, including whether the log is

enabled, the current maximum size limit of the log and the path to the file

where the log is stored.



Usage:



wevtutil { gl | get-log } <LOG_NAME> [/OPTION:VALUE [/OPTION:VALUE] ...]



<LOG_NAME>

String that uniquely identifies a log. You can display a list of all the log

names by running wevtutil el.



Options:



You can use either the short (for example, /f) or long (for example, /format) 

version of the option names. Options and their values are not case-sensitive.



/{f | format}:[XML|Text]

Specify the log file format. The default is Text. If XML is specified, output is 

stored in XML format. If Text is specified, output is stored without XML tags. 



Example:



The following example displays configuration information about the local System 

log in XML format.



wevtutil gl System /f:xml

tModify the configuration of a log.



Usage:



wevtutil { sl | set-log } <LOG_NAME> [/OPTION:VALUE [/OPTION:VALUE] ...]



<LOG_NAME>

String that uniquely identifies a log. If option /c is specified, <LOG_NAME> 

should not be specified since it is read from the config file.



Options:



You can use either the short (for example, /e) or long (for example, /enable) 

version of the option names. Options and their values are not case-sensitive.



/{e | enabled}:[true|false]

Enable or disable a log.



/{q | quiet}:[true|false]

Quiet display option. No prompts or messages are displayed to the user. If not 

specified, the default is true. 



/{fm | filemax}:<n>

Set Maximum number of enablements across which to preserve events, where <n> is 

an integer between 1 and 16. One file is created for each enablement, so if this 

value is 2, events will be produced from the last two enablements. A reboot 

counts as disabling and then re-enabling the channel. 

  

/{i | isolation}:[system|application|custom]

Log isolation mode. The isolation mode of a log determines whether a log shares 

a session with other logs in the same isolation class. If you specify system 

isolation, the target log will share at least write permissions with the System 

log. If you specify application isolation, the target log will share at least 

write permissions with the Application log. If you specify custom isolation, you 

must also provide a security descriptor by using the /ca option.



/{lfn | logfilename}:VALUE

Log file name. VALUE is the full path to the file where the Event Log service 

stores events for this log.



/{rt | retention}:[true|false]

Log retention mode. The log retention mode determines the behavior of the Event 

Log service when a log reaches its maximum size. If an event log reaches its 

maximum size and the log retention mode is true, existing events are retained and 

incoming events are discarded. If the log retention mode is false, incoming 

events overwrite the oldest events in the log.



/{ab | autobackup}:[true|false]

Log autobackup policy. If autobackup is true, the log will be backed up 

automatically when it reaches the maximum size. In addition, if autobackup is 

true, retention (specified with the /rt option) must be set to true.



/{ms | maxsize}:<n>

Maximum size of log, where <n> is the number of bytes. Note that the minimum 

value for <n> is 1048576 (1024KB) and log files are always multiples of 64KB, so 

the specified value will be rounded accordingly.



/{l | level}:<n>

Level filter of log, where <n> is any valid level value. Only applicable to logs 

with a dedicated session. You can remove a level filter by setting <n> to 0.



/{k | keywords}:VALUE

Keywords filter of log. VALUE can be any valid 64 bit keyword mask. Only 

applicable to logs with a dedicated session.



/{ca | channelaccess}:VALUE

Access permission for an event log. VALUE is a security descriptor specified

using the Security Descriptor Definition Language (SDDL). Search MSDN

(http://msdn.microsoft.com) for information about SDDL format.



/{c | config}:VALUE

Path to the config file, where VALUE is the full file path. If specified, log 

properties will be read from this config file. If this option is specified, you 

must not specify the <LOG_NAME> command line parameter. The log name will be read 

from the config file.



Example:



The following example sets retention, autobackup and maximum log size on the 

Application log by using a config file. Note that the config file is an XML file 

with the same format as the output of wevtutil gl <LOG_NAME> /f:xml.



C:\config.xml

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>

<channel name="Application" isolation="Application"

         xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/win/2004/08/events">

  <logging>

    <retention>true</retention>

    <autoBackup>true</autoBackup>

    <maxSize>9000000</maxSize>

  </logging>

  <publishing>

  </publishing>

</channel>



wevtutil sl /c:config.xml

dList event publishers.



Usage:



wevtutil { ep | enum-publishers }



Example:



The following example lists the event publishers on the current computer.



wevtutil ep

xGet configuration information for event publishers.



Usage:



wevtutil { gp | get-publisher } <PUBLISHER_NAME> [/OPTION:VALUE [/OPTION:VALUE] ...]



<PUBLISHER_NAME>

String that uniquely identifies an event publisher. You can obtain a list of

publisher names by typing wevtutil ep.



Options:



You can use either the short (for example, /f) or long (for example, /format) 

version of the option names. Options and their values are not case-sensitive.



/{ge | getevents}:[true|false]

Get metadata information for events that can be raised by this publisher.



/{gm | getmessage}:[true|false]

Display the actual message instead of the numeric message ID.



/{f | format}:[XML|Text]

Specify the log file format. The default is Text. If XML is specified, print

output in XML format. If Text is specified, print output without XML tags.



Example:



The following example displays information about the Microsoft-Windows-Eventlog 

event publisher including metadata about the events that the publisher can raise.



wevtutil gp Microsoft-Windows-Eventlog /ge:true

(Read events from an event log, log file or using structured query.



Usage:



wevtutil { qe | query-events } <PATH> [/OPTION:VALUE [/OPTION:VALUE] ...]



<PATH>

By default, you provide a log name for the <PATH> parameter. However, if you use

the /lf option, you must provide the path to a log file for the <PATH> parameter.

If you use the /sq parameter, you must provide the path to a file containing a

structured query. 



Options:



You can use either the short (for example, /f) or long (for example, /format) 

version of the option names. Options and their values are not case-sensitive.



/{lf | logfile}:[true|false]

If true, <PATH> is the full path to a log file.



/{sq | structuredquery}:[true|false]

If true, <PATH> is the full path to a file that contains a structured query.



/{q | query}:VALUE

VALUE is an XPath query to filter events read. If not specified, all events will 

be returned. This option is not available when /sq is true.



/{bm | bookmark}:VALUE

VALUE is the full path to a file that contains a bookmark from a previous query.



/{sbm | savebookmark}:VALUE

VALUE is the full path to a file in which to save a bookmark of this query. The 

file extension should be .xml.



/{rd | reversedirection}:[true|false]

Event read direction. If true, the most recent events are returned first.



/{f | format}:[XML|Text|RenderedXml]

The default value is XML. If Text is specified, prints events in an

easy to read text format, rather than in XML format. If RenderedXml, prints 

events in XML format with rendering information. Note that printing events in 

Text or RenderedXml formats is slower than printing in XML format.



/{l | locale}:VALUE

VALUE is a locale string to print event text in a specific locale. Only available 

when printing events in text format using the /f option.



/{c | count}:<n>

Maximum number of events to read.



/{e | element}:VALUE

When outputting event XML, include a root element to produce well-formed XML.

VALUE is the string you want within the root element. For example, specifying

/e:root would result in output XML with the root element pair <root></root>.





Example:



The following example displays the three most recent events from the Application 

log in text format.



wevtutil qe Application /c:3 /rd:true /f:text

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<Get status information about an event log or log file.



Usage:



wevtutil { gli | get-loginfo } <LOG_NAME>



<LOG_NAME>

Log name or log file path. If option /lf is true, it is a log file path, and the 

path to the log file is required. If /lf is false, it is the log name. You can 

view a list of log names by typing wevtutil el.



Options:



You can use either the short (for example, /lf) or long (for example, /logfile) 

version of the option names. Options and their values are not case-sensitive.



/{lf | logfile}:[true|false]

Specify whether to create a log file. If true, <LOG_NAME> is the log file path.



Example:



wevtutil gli Application

8Clear events from an event log and, optionally, back up cleared events.



Usage:



wevtutil { cl | clear-log } <LOG_NAME> [/OPTION:VALUE]



<LOG_NAME>

Name of log to clear. You can retrieve a list of log names by typing

wevtutil el.



Options:



You can use either the short (for example, /bu) or long (for example, /backup) 

version of the option names. Options and their values are not case-sensitive.



/{bu | backup}:VALUE

Backup file for cleared events. If specified, the cleared events will be saved

to the backup file. Include the .evtx extension in the backup file name.



Example:

 

The following example clears all the events from the Application log after saving 

them to C:\admin\backups\al0306.evtx.



wevtutil.exe cl Application /bu:C:\admin\backups\al0306.evtx

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äExport events from a log, log file, or using structured query to a file.



Usage:



wevtutil { epl | export-log } <PATH> <TARGETFILE>

  [/OPTION:VALUE [/OPTION:VALUE] ...]



<PATH>

By default, you provide a log name for <PATH>. However, if you

use the /lf option, then you provide the path to a log file for the <PATH>

value. If you use the /sq parameter, then you provide the path to a file

containing a structured query. 



<TARGETFILE>

Path to the file where the exported events are to be stored.



Options:



You can use either the short (for example, /l) or long (for example, /locale) 

version of the option names. Options and their values are not case-sensitive.



/{lf | logfile}:[true|false]

If true, <PATH> is the path to a log file.



/{sq | structuredquery}:[true|false]

If true, <PATH> is the path to a file that contains a structured query. The 

command might take a long time if selecting many, but not all, events.



/{q | query}:VALUE

VALUE is an XPath query to filter the events you want to export. If not 

specified, all events will be returned. This option is not available when /sq is 

true. The command might take a long time if selecting many, but not all, events.



/{ow | overwrite}:[true|false]

If true, and the destination file specified in <TARGETFILE> already exists, it 

will be overwritten without confirmation.



Example:



The following example exports events from System log to 

C:\backup\system0506.evtx.



wevtutil epl System C:\backup\system0506.evtx

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ðArchive log file in a self-contained format. A subdirectory with the name

of the locale is created and all locale-specific information is saved in

that subdirectory. When the directory created by the archive-log command is

present along with the log file, events in the file can be read whether or

not the publisher is installed.



Usage:



wevtutil { al | archive-log } <LOG_FILE> [/OPTION:VALUE [/OPTION:VALUE] ...]



<LOG_FILE>

The log file to be archived. A log file can be generated using export-log or

clear-log command.



Options:



You can use either the short (for example, /l) or long (for example, /locale) 

version of the option names. Options and their values are not case-sensitive.



/{l | locale}:VALUE

VALUE is a locale string to archive a log in a specific locale. If not specified, 

the locale of the current console will be used. For a list of all supported 

locale strings, please refer to the Microsoft Developer Network (MSDN) 

documentation for the LocaleNameToLCID API.

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Install event publishers and logs from manifest.



Usage:



wevtutil { im | install-manifest  } <MANIFEST> [/OPTION:VALUE [/OPTION:VALUE] ...]



<MANIFEST>

File path to an event manifest. All publishers and logs defined in the manifest

will be installed. To learn more about event manifests and using this option,

consult the Windows Eventing SDK on Microsoft Developers Network (MSDN) at

http://msdn.microsoft.com.



Options:



You can use either the short (for example, /rf) or long (for example, 

/resourceFilePath) version of the option names. Options and their values are not 

case-sensitive.



/{rf | resourceFilePath}:VALUE

ResourceFileName attribute of the Provider Element in the manifest to be 

replaced.

The VALUE should be the full path to the resource file.



/{mf | messageFilePath}:VALUE

MessageFileName attribute of the Provider Element in the manifest to be replaced.

The VALUE should be the full path to the message file.



/{pf | parameterFilePath}:VALUE

ParameterFileName attribute of the Provider Element in the manifest to be replaced.

The VALUE should be the full path to the parameter file.



Example:



The following example installs publishers and logs from the myManifest.man 

manifest file.



wevtutil im myManifest.man /rf:^%systemroot^%/System32/wevtutil.exe

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0Uninstall event publishers and logs from manifest.



Usage:



wevtutil { um | uninstall-manifest } <MANIFEST>



<MANIFEST>

File path to an event manifest. All publishers and logs defined in the manifest

will be uninstalled. To learn more about event manifests and using this option,

consult the Windows Eventing SDK on Microsoft Developers Network (MSDN) at

http://msdn.microsoft.com.



Example:



The following example uninstalls publishers and logs from the myManifest.man 

manifest file.



wevtutil um myManifest.man

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