Log file viewer
Those who have spent any time at all working with Configuration Manager will know that it contains quite a few log files, literally hundreds. We will go through the log files in more detail in the next chapter, but we will need to use something to read the logs. We can use something as simple as Notepad and to an extent there are some advantages with using this as it is a no-nonsense text reader. Having said that, generally speaking, most people want a little more when it comes to reading Configuration Manager logs as they can often be long, complex, and frequently refreshed. We have already seen one example of a log viewer as part of the Configuration Manager Support Center, but Configuration Manager includes its own log file ...
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