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Protecting Your Digital Assets TM
Ditto Forensic FieldStation User Manual
If you right-click on a file, the “View”, “HexView”, and “Download” options may be selected, depending
on the file type.
4.5.2 View Hexidecimal Data
To view a disk’s hexidecimal data, click on the disk name under the “Port” column and then select Hex-
View. To view a disk partition’s hexidecimal data, click on the partition’s number under the disk’s “Parti-
tion” column and then select HexView (see Figure 14).
4.5.3 View Snapshot Data
To view a disk’s snapshot information, click on the disk name under the “Port” column and then select
Snapshot .
4.6 SYSTEM LOG
Shows the actions that the Ditto Forensic FieldStation has performed. The “Hide” button allows you to mini-
mize the panel. The “Comment” button allows you to write a note that is appended to the log.
If there is no SD card present in the SD card slot, this panel displays the logs that have been stored in vola-
tile memory since the Ditto Forensic FieldStation’s last power cycle. These logs are deleted when the Ditto
Forensic FieldStation is powered down. If there is an SD card present, this panel displays all actions saved
on the SD Card.
To view the log details of a particular action, click on the link under the “Message” column. which will be
denoted by a filename with a date/timestamp format: “S_yyyymmddhhmmss”. Alternatively, you can click on
the
Logs button from the top menu bar.
5 CONFIGURE SCREEN
The “Configure” screen allows you to modify the way the Ditto Forensic FieldStation functions to suit your spe-
cific needs. Click on the
Configure tab to access the “Configure” screen from the browser interface.
5.1 SYSTEM
The “System” tab allows you to view and customize the following settings. This information is also displayed
in the “System Settings” panel on the “Home” screen. When you are finished, click the
Commit Changes
button to save the changes.
Figure 17. The “System Logs” section on the “Home” screen.
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