Disabling writing to Windows Application Event Log
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Hi, I was asked to stop the windows event log on a couple servers from being filled up with "succesful login" messages from SQL Server.
I set the audit level to "failure only". This stopped the messages from appear in the SQL Logs but not the Windows logs.
How do I stop SQL from writing to the Windows Application event log?
Looking in books online I found references to "if it is enabled" but not actually how to enable/disable it.
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right click on the servername...properties...the security tab:
change to failed logins only, and i think you are all set.
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As I mentioned I did try that, but it only affected the SQL Logs, not the Windows Logs.
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Was the SQL Server instance restarted after making these changes?
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Adiga (10/1/2010)
Was the SQL Server instance restarted after making these changes?Yes, it's rebooted nightly.
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bump
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Just a guess. Is there another instance of SQL Server running on that server?
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Are the login events originating from sql server or from Windows/Active Directory?
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After looking into this more I found out that the server people were incorrect... the change DID fix the problem, and the messages they saw were from BEFORE I made the change.
Thanks to those that tried to help.
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