Log cleanup tool-clearlog

In general, system logs are difficult to clear by hand. Here is a tool called clearlog

How to use it:

Usage: clearlogs [\\ computername]

-app = application log

-sec = security log

-sys = Syslog

a. You can clear the log of the remote computer

* * first connect with ipc: net use\\ ip\ ipc$ password / user: user name

* * then start to clear: method

Clearlogs\\ ip-app this is to clear the application log of the remote computer

Clearlogs\\ ip-sec this is to clear the security log of the remote computer

Clearlogs\\ ip-sys this is to clear the system log of the remote computer

b. Clear the local log: if the connection to the remote computer cannot be empty. Then you need to transfer this tool to the remote computer.

Then clean it up. Methods:

Clearlogs-app this clears the application log of the remote computer

Clearlogs-sec this is to clear the security log of the remote computer

Clearlogs-sys this is to clear the system log of the remote computer

Clear the hint of success: Success: The log has been cleared successful.

To avoid having to clear it manually every time. You can create a batch file. Let it be cleared automatically. Do a good job of batch documents. Then use the at command to create a scheduled task. Let it run automatically.

For example, create a c.bat:

Rem = = start

@ echo off

Clearlogs-app

Clearlogs-sec

Clearlogs-sys

Del clearlogs.exe

Del c.bat

Exit

Rem = = end

When testing on this machine, you can display it without @ echo off. You can see the results.

The first line says that the window is not displayed at run time

The second line says: clear the application log

The third line says: clear the security log

The fourth line says: clear the system log

The fifth line says: delete clearlogs.exe as a tool

The sixth line says: delete the batch file c.bat

The seventh line says: exit

Use the AT command. Create a scheduled task to run regularly, in at command format (open cmd, enter as follows):

AT time c:\ c.bat Note: time is 24-hour