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# Enviar registros y detalle verbose de SSH Shell

Recopile registros detallados de SSH Shell en Remote Desktop Manager activando el registro y el modo de eventos, y envíe después el fichero de registro al soporte.

Pasos a seguir para recopilar los registros detallados de una sesión SSH Shell y enviarlos al equipo de soporte al cliente.

1. Acceda a las propiedades de su entrada ***SSH Shell***.
2. Vaya a la pestaña ***Logs***.
3. Marque la opción ***Enable Logging***.
4. Ponga ***Verbose*** en el número 2.
5. Seleccione ***Event*** como su ***Log Mode***.
6. Introduzca la ubicación donde se guardarán sus registros en el campo ***Log Path*** y haga clic en ***OK***.
7. Inicie su sesión.
8. Envíe el fichero de registro resultante al soporte por correo electrónico a <service@devolutions.net>.

### Véase también

* [SSH Terminal verbose logs](https://academy.devolutions.net/student/page/2493255-ssh-terminal-verbose-logs?sid=382b1415-4f21-44b8-82d7-4443e98dd5cb\&sid_i=0)


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