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Thanks for the suggestion. If I don't find another solution, I will try it, but by the moment I would prefer don't run third-party applications in the server.– Álvaro GarcíaCommented Oct 18, 2023 at 9:58
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@ÁlvaroGarcía You're welcome. I hear you as far as running third-party applications. That's very smart. Nir's applications are currently closed source, which isn't ideal, but he's been a trusted developer with an unblemished record for over 15 years.– End Antisemitic HateCommented Oct 18, 2023 at 10:08
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@ÁlvaroGarcía Because I do not have the source code to review, I cannot guarantee the application is safe, but I can say in addition to Nir's excellent reputation, I have personally used that application (on non-servers) while closely monitoring its behaviours. I have never detected anything out of the ordinary. Obviously, that only means so much (especially because you don't know me), but I thought I would mention my experiences if they help you.– End Antisemitic HateCommented Oct 18, 2023 at 10:08
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@ÁlvaroGarcía, it is reasonable to be wary of installing anything on a server. That said, 1. Check all software at virustotal.com/gui to have it evaluated by many anti-malware applications. 2. Having used Nirsoft utilities for a number of years, I've had no issues. 3. You do not have to install Full Event Viewer on the machine -- it can access logs over the network.– DrMoishe PippikCommented Oct 18, 2023 at 17:16
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1So I can do it remotely, it is a good alternative. Thanks.– Álvaro GarcíaCommented Oct 19, 2023 at 10:17
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