This is from the Documentation.

LogEvent()

Action: Logs an event in the Windows NT event log.
Syntax: LOGEVENT (type, ID, message, target, source)
Parameters: Type
- Number representing the type of the event. Possible values:0
SUCCESS

1
ERROR

2
WARNING

4
INFORMATION

8
AUDIT_SUCCESS

16
AUDIT_FAILURE

ID
- Number representing the event that occurred.

Message
- Message text of the event.

Target
- Optional parameter representing the UNC name of the system where the event should be logged. By default, all events are logged on the local system.

Source
- Optional parameter representing the source of the event. If this parameter is not specified, Kixtart will assume the KIX32.EXE as the source of the event.

Remarks: This function is only available on Windows NT clients.
Returns: 0 Event logged
Error code Function failed

Example: $RC = LogEvent( 0 , 1 , “Logon script completed successfully” , “”, “MyEvent” )
$RC = LogEvent( 0 , 1 , “Logon script completed successfully”)
$RC = LogEvent( 1 , 1 , “Logon script failed!” , @LSERVER )


The last example points the event to an NT server, you might try that one.

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David Gray
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