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# Send SSH Shell logs and verbose

Collect verbose SSH Shell logs in Remote Desktop Manager by enabling logging and event mode, then send the log file to support.

Steps to follow to collect the verbose logs for an SSH Shell session and send them to the customer support team.

1. Enter the properties of your ***SSH Shell*** entry.
2. Go to the ***Logs*** tab.
3. Check ***Enable Logging*** option.
4. Put the ***Verbose*** at number 2.
5. Select ***Event*** as your ***Log Mode***.
6. Enter the location where your logs will be saved in the ***Log Path*** field and click on ***OK***.
7. Launch your session.
8. Send the resulting Log file to support by emailing it to <service@devolutions.net>.

### See also

* [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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