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Set-SbecLogSession

Updates the settings for a log session. Windows Server PowerShell reference

From the Windows Server PowerShell reference 14 parameters Its page in the reference

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Parameters

14 in the Windows Server PowerShell reference
-BufferSizeSpecifies the buffer size for the session, in kilobytes.
-ClockTypeSpecifies the type of clock used for the events collected by this session.
-DisableKdChanges the LogFileMode flags to disable the forwarding through the kernel transport to the collector for the real-time log sessions.
-EnableKdChanges the LogFileMode flags to enable the forwarding through the kernel transport to the collector for the real-time log sessions.
-FlushSeconds, -FlushTimerSpecifies the timeout in seconds for the session buffers to get automatically flushed.
-KernelEnableFlagsSpecifies flags for the NT Kernel Logger that enable the kernel events.
-LogFileModeSpecifies the new flags for the log file mode.
-MaximumBufferCount, -MaximumBuffers, -maxbufSpecifies the maximum number of buffers to allocate for this session.
-MaximumFileSizeSpecifies the maximum file size after which the session may switch to the next file, in megabytes.
-MinimumBufferCount, -MinimumBuffers, -minbufSpecifies the minimum number of buffers to allocate for this session.
-NameSpecifies the name of the session to create.
-PathSpecifies the ETL file where the session will write its log.
-SessionSpecifies the GUID for the session.
-SimulateErrorSimulates a Windows error in session creation, and causes the function to throw an error.