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Windows Server 2003 Event Log

Oct 24th, 2006

Morning Folks,

When RAM is removed / Added to/from a system, does it create a log in the event viewer? And if so what ID is it given?

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Re: Windows Server 2003 Event Log

Oct 24th, 2006

That depends on your server/memory module. I assume you are talking about hot swapable RAM.

It is vendor specific. I know that IBM do log on their PSeries servers. As for HP I am not sure.

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Re: Windows Server 2003 Event Log

Oct 24th, 2006

Hi, and thanks for the response. Its a Dell Precision 670. No its not Hot-Swappable. Maybe i was being optimistic, i tried a test by taking out another stick of RAM in there then putting it back in, rebooting the machine and checking the event log - couldnt see anything so i guess im stuck!

Thanks anyway,

gn0m3