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    trace32.exe in sccm 2012

    Eswar KonetiBy Eswar KonetiOctober 29, 10:32 am1 Min Read SCCM 2012 2,719 Views
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    As we all know trace32.exe is utility that comes up with sms/sccm tool kit used to read the log files in better way.Tool name has been changed in configuration manager with CMtrace.exe . CMTrace.exe is a good choice for detailed, real-time monitoring of one or more components. You can specify that certain strings or actions be highlighted as they appear on the screen, and you can also filter log-file entries by component, time, thread ID, or entry text. This tool also maintains the entire log file in a window, so historical log-file data is visible at any time.

    Where is it located ? both 32bit and 64bit trace tools are avilable from the SCCM2012 media.

    CMtrace for 23 Bit:Drive Letter:\SCCM 2012 Media\SMSSETUP\OSD\bin\I386\cmtrace.exe with version 5.0.7678.0000

    Cmtrace for 64 it:Drive letter:\sccm 2012 media\SMSSETUP\OSD\bin\x64\cmtrace.exe with version 5.0.7678.0000

     

    configmgr trace tool Microsoft SCCM smsts.log viewer System center configuration Manager trace32.exe CMtrace.exe where is my trace32.exe
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    2 Comments

    1. Daniel V on May 30, 2012 9:02 AM

      Thanks for the article about CMTrace.exe

      Do you know if there are command-line switches available for this tool?
      Would be great to be able to specify a remote machine and specific log to view via scripting.

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      • Eswar Koneti on May 30, 2012 9:38 AM

        You could use sccm right click tools which has lot of scripts in which one of feature is open sccm client log files.
        you can customize this as per the needs http://eskonr.com/2012/05/sccm-2012-right-click-tools/

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