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Uptime
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Column #
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Displayed
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2
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String "UPTIME_CUR"
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3
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Current system uptime
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Column #
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Displayed
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2
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String "UPTIME_STA"
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3
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Uptime for last 7 days
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4
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Uptime percentage for last 7 days
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5
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Uptime for last 30 days
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6
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Uptime percentage for last 30 days
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7
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Uptime for last 90 days
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8
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Uptime percentage for last 90 days
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9
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Uptime for last 365 days
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10
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Uptime percentage for last 365 days
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Column #
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Displayed
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2
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String "UPTIME_TOT"
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3
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First available boot date in system log
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4
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Days since first available boot date
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5
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Uptime since first available boot date
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6
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Uptime percentage since first available boot date
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Column #
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Displayed
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2
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String "UPTIME_BOO"
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3
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Number of system startups
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4
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Mean time between system startups
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5
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Number of clean shutdowns
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6
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Mean time between clean shutdowns
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7
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Number of abnormal shutdowns
In the event log reader: choose the system log and search for event 6008 to display the actual events. |
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8
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Mean time between abnormal shutdowns
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9
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Number of blue screens (only if blue screen event logging is enabled)
In the event log reader :choose the system log and search for event 1001 to display the actual events. |
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10
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Mean time between blue screens
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| · | NT4 SP4 or later.
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| · | The default NT administrative shares (c$, d$ etc.) must be present in order to obtain uptime from a machine.
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| · | All displayed information is calculated from data in the system event log. A minus character ("-") is displayed when there is not sufficient data in the log to calculate an entry.
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| · | The results should be considered estimates.
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| · | Downtime resulting from abnormal shutdowns will not be correctly calculated if TimeStampInterval is set to zero or to a very large number. Default value for TimeStampInterval is 5, check HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\ SOFTWARE\ Microsoft\ Windows\ CurrentVersion\ Reliability\ TimeStampInterval. Tip: use the Get.Registry.Value function in the auxiliary section to check TimeStampInterval for many machines at once.
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| · | Windows 2000 / XP - it is not possible to detect system hibernation, this time is considered as uptime.
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