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Examples
List the names of all logs:
wevtutil el
Display configuration information about the System log on the local computer in XML format:
wevtutil gl System /f:xml
Use a configuration file to set event log attributes (see Remarks for an example of a configuration file):
wevtutil sl /c:config.xml
Display 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
Install publishers and logs from the myManifest.xml manifest file:
wevtutil im myManifest.xml
Uninstall publishers and logs from the myManifest.xml manifest file:
wevtutil um myManifest.xml
Display the three most recent events from the Application log in textual format:
wevtutil qe Application /c:3 /rd:true /f:text
Display the status of the Application log:
wevtutil gli Application
Export events from System log to C:\backup\system0506.evtx:
wevtutil epl System C:\backup\system0506.evtx
Clear all of the events from the Application log after saving them to C:\admin\backups\a10306.evtx:
wevtutil cl Application /bu:C:\admin\backups\a10306.evtx
Archive the specified (.evtx) log file in a self-contained format. A subdirectory (LocaleMetaData) is created and all locale-specific information is saved in that subdirectory:
wevtutil archive-log "C:\backup\Application.evtx" /locale:en-us
where
Displays the location of files that match the given search pattern.
Syntax
where [/r <Dir>] [/q] [/f] [/t] [$<ENV>:|<Path>:]<Pattern>[ ...]
Parameters
Parameter
Description
/r <Dir>
Indicates a recursive search, starting with the specified directory.
/q
Returns an exit code (0 for success, 1 for failure) without displaying the list of matched files.
/f
Displays the results of the where command in quotation marks.
/t
Displays the file size and the last modified date and time of each matched file.
[$<ENV>:|<Path>:]<Pattern>[ ...]
Specifies the search pattern for the files to match. At least one pattern is required, and the pattern can include wildcard characters (* and ?). By default, where searches the current directory and the paths that are specified in the PATH environment variable. You can specify a different path to search by using the format $ENV:Pattern (where ENV is an existing environment variable containing one or more paths) or by using the format Path:Pattern (where Path is the directory path you want to search). These optional formats should not be used with the /r command-line option.
/?
Displays help at the command prompt.
Remarks
Examples
To find all files named Test in drive C of the current computer and its subdirectories, type:
where /r c:\ test
To list all files in the Public directory, type:
where $public:*.*
To find all files named Notepad in drive C of the remote computer, Computer1, and its subdirectories, type:
where /r \\computer1\c notepad.*
whoami
Displays user, group and privileges information for the user who is currently logged on to the local system. If used without parameters, whoami displays the current domain and user name.
Syntax
whoami [/upn | /fqdn | /logonid]
whoami {[/user] [/groups] [/priv]} [/fo <Format>] [/nh]
whoami /all [/fo <Format>] [/nh]
Parameters
Parameter
Description
/upn
Displays the user name in user principal name (UPN) format.