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LOGbinder for SP KB
- 1. Most Used
- 2. Getting Started Guide
- 2.1. Installing LOGbinder for SharePoint
- 2.2. Configuring LOGbinder for SharePoint
- 2.3. Monitoring LOGbinder for SharePoint
- 2.4. Appendix A: Assigning Permissions
- 2.5. Appendix B: LOGbinder Event List
- 2.6. Appendix C: Diagnostic Events
- 2.7. Appendix D: Configuring auditing on a SharePoint list or document library
- 3. How To
- 3.1. How does LOGbinder for SharePoint detect log tampering?
- 3.2. How to reduce the number of audit events
- 3.3. Why are User ID's prefixed with "i:0#.w" in LOGbinder for SharePoint?
- 3.4. LOGbinder SP use of SQL Privileges
- 3.5. Workaround if LOGbinder for SharePoint is having SQL database issues
- 3.6. How To Set SPDataAccess on Large Number of Content Databases
- 3.7. Impact of Restricted Lookups
- 3.8. Can't connect to SQL database WSS_Content?
- 3.9. Default Audit Policy Options
- 3.10. LOGbinder for SharePoint Restricted Lookups Option
- 3.11. Audit log truncation and audit integrity
- 3.12. FIPS Mode and LOGbinder software
- 3.13. New technical updates posted and available for customers with current maintenance and support contracts - July 2015
- 3.14. “Run as Administrator” may be needed to initialize LOGbinder for SharePoint
- 3.15. Tech Tip: Manage the audit performance by tweaking the amount of excess information attached to the audit
- 3.16. Where to find information about LOGbinder events
- 3.17. You want to run audit reports in SharePoint but LOGbinder for SharePoint purges the audit log
- 3.18. Why There's No Event for List Item Views
- 3.19. How to change the LOGbinder service account password
- 3.20. Diagnostic logs – Use them and let them go
- 3.21. LOGbinder troubleshooting tip: Use the Diagnostic Logs
- 3.22. LOGbinder for SharePoint 6 Features
- 3.23. How to Audit an Individual Library or List in SharePoint
- 3.24. Recovery options for LOGbinder service
- 3.25. New Syslog Features in LOGbinder SP 4.0.5
- 4. Resources