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Operating System Dependent Tools

The operating system dependent tools include:

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Windows Event Viewer

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Windows Performance Monitor

Windows Event Viewer

In the Windows operating system, an event is a significant occurrence in the system or in an application that requires
administrators to be notified. The operating system writes notifications for these events to a log file that can be displayed using
the Windows Event Viewer. Three different log files are generated: system, security, and application logs. Storage Mirroring
related events are sent to the application log and are available for viewing through the Event Viewer.

1.

To access the Event Viewer, select

Programs

,

Administrative Tools (Common)

,

Event Viewer

.

2.

To view the events logged for applications, select

Log

,

Application

. The following information is displayed for each event

in the Event Viewer window:

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Date

—The date the event occurred.

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Time

—The time the event occurred.

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Source

—The software that logged the event, which can be either an application or a component of the system, such

as a driver.

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Category

—A classification of the event.

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Event

—Shows an event number to identify the specific event. The Event helps product-support representatives track

events in the system.

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User

—Specific text that exactly matches text in the User name field. This field is not case sensitive.

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Computer

—The exact name of the computer where the logged event occurred. This field is not case sensitive.

3.

To view additional details, double-click an event. The additional information is displayed in the Event Detail screen:

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Type

—A classification of the event by the Windows operating system, such as Error, Warning, Information, Success

Audit, or Failure Audit.

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Description

—A description of the event.

Event descriptions

The following table identifies the events generated by Storage Mirroring.

NOTE:

For additional information on customizing the Event Viewer (such as sorting the display, filtering the display,
and so on), see your Windows reference guide or the Windows online help.

Category

ID

Severity

Message

Required Response

Activation Key 1

Error

This evaluation period has expired.
Mirroring and replication have been
stopped. To obtain a license, please
contact your vendor.

Contact your vendor to purchase either a
single or site license.

2

Info

The evaluation period expires in %1 day(s). Contact your vendor before the evaluation

period expires to purchase either a single
or site license.

3

Info

The evaluation period has been activated
and expires in %1 day(s).

Contact your vendor before the evaluation
period expires to purchase either a single
or site license.

4

Warning

Duplicate activation codes detected on
machine %1 from machine %2 .

If you have an evaluation license or a site
license, no action is necessary. If you have
a single license, you must purchase either
another single license or a site license.