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"This is to explain what the ULS logs are, why they exist, and how to read and write 'em. In a nutshell, the Unified Logging Service (ULS) writes WSS 3.0 and MOSS events to SharePoint's Trace Logs, and these are stored in the file system in ...\12\LOGS. Collectively this location and its files are commonly referred to as the "ULS Logs" though MSDN calls them the Trace Logs. "

"ULSViewer allows users to open a ULS log file and display its contents in a user friendly format. Users can then perform advanced functions such as filtering, sorting, highlighting, loading logs, appending logs, etc in order to single out the data that is important to the user. This information can be used to diagnose problems with machines running ULS services, or to monitor machines and the events they create in realtime. "

"have mentioned in a number of posts on the "Everyday Virtualization" blog how I favor ESXi over ESX for hypervisor selection. This is due to VMware's clear strategy that ESXi is the preferred platform going forward. Within the vSphere Client, the experience is virtually indistinguishable from ESX."

"I'm getting errors on my website when trying to retrieve content via the WebResource.axd provider. I'm running Windows Server 2008 on two machines that are network load balanced. Both sites web.config are identical (mirrored via robocopy) and contain a directive. The error occurs when a page served by machine 1 requests a script from machine 2. The machine 2 event log reports "