Add Terminal Server Resource

To configure Terminal Servers for which you want to monitor the logs carry out the procedure given below.

• In the Add New Host page

Add the Terminal Server as a new Windows Host as per the procedure given.

• In the Settings page

After adding the host as the Windows host, go to Settings > Configuration > Manage Applications > Add: Terminal Server menu. Alternatively you can also use the following navigation Home Tab > Applications > Add Live host option.

Now Configure App Server page opens up. In the Add Host text field, enter the host name of the Terminal Server which is already added. Click the Save icon beside the text field. Select the Application type as Terminal. Existing Terminal Servers are then listed below the text field as Existing Hosts

After Configuring Terminal Server in EventLog Analyzer, carry out the configuration given below in your Terminal Server.

Configuring Terminal Server

Open Event Viewer > Application and Service Logs > Terminal logs, right click and select 'Enable Log'. This will enable logging for the corresponding 'Gateway'' or 'Operational' processes. The logs will be available under Event Viewer

Note: Carry out the following registry configuration only for a 64-bit Windows OS machine: Open the registry editor 'regedit' of the Terminal Server machine in the Command Line Window Navigate to Computer \HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\services\eventlog\ To create a new key,right click on eventlog, New > Key. You can name the key as Microsoft-Windows-TerminalServices/Gateway or Microsoft-Windows-TerminalServices/Operational as per your logging process requirement. For instance, if you need to enable logging for Operation process, create a new key with the name Microsoft-Windows-TerminalServices/Operational This will convert the Log type to 'Administrative' thus enabling you to perform search and generate reports out of these logs This configuration is not required for 32 bit Windows OS versions