Create a scheduled task to purge archived event logs
Automatically purge old Archive-*.evtx files without clearing active event logs by using a PowerShell dry run, explicit retention, a SYSTEM scheduled task, logging, and post-run validation.
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Automatically purge old Archive-*.evtx files without clearing active event logs by using a PowerShell dry run, explicit retention, a SYSTEM scheduled task, logging, and post-run validation.
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