User Guide

162 Kaspersky Administration Kit
• Severity – Level of event importance
• Host – Name of the client on which the event occurred
• Group – Name of the group that includes this client
• Application – Application that generated the event
• Version – Application version
• Event – Event name
• Time – Time when the event was logged
• Description – Event description.
You can sort data in any column in either ascending or descending order or
change the order of columns, add or remove columns.
To facilitate viewing and searching for required information, there is a provision
for creating and configuring user-defined queries. The use of queries allows
searching for and filtering out unnecessary information that makes viewing more
difficult since when the query is applied the events table will only display
information that satisfy the parameters of this query. This is very important since
the Server stores a considerable amount of information.
In order to create a query:
1. Select the Events node in the console tree, open the shortcut menu and
use the New/Query command or the analogous item in the Action
menu.
2. In the window that will open, enter the name of the query (see Figure
123) and press the ОК button.
As the result a new folder will be created in the console tree under the
name that you specified for the query; the structure of this folder will in-
clude all events and task execution results that are stored on the Ad-
ministration Server. In order to search for the events you need configure
the query parameters.
Figure 123. Creating an events query