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# Generar un paquete de soporte en Devolutions Server Console

Genere un paquete de soporte en Devolutions Server Console para agrupar los registros de diagnóstico antes de enviarlos al equipo de soporte.

El botón ***Generate a support package*** es una herramienta sencilla que reúne todos los artefactos para facilitar su envío al equipo de soporte. Se encuentra en la sección ***Support*** de Devolutions Server Console.

1. Haga clic en ***Generate support package***.
2. Marque los registros que desea incluir en el paquete `.zip`. Haga clic en ***Generate*** y guarde el paquete.
3. Envíe el paquete `.zip` al equipo de soporte de Devolutions a <service@devolutions.net>.


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