Hi HXG!
1. If you have "Real Time System Management" solution installed, you can open required computer in Real-time, search all available NT events and then export them into .csv file.

Here are details how to use RTSM solution and how to configure Communication profile for WMI protocol
https://community.broadcom.com/groups/viewdocument/how-to-quickly-check-client-sma-log-1?CommunityKey=e3ce2616-e75e-43d4-8476-4abffe9fe2e5&tab=librarydocuments
2. Other way is to use a custom inventory
https://knowledge.broadcom.com/external/article/178815
3. "Run Script" task also can be used to quickly identify that managed computer has these required NT events
Create a Script client task > choose to use "Powershell" > in Advanced settings check "Save script output with task status" > specify required powershell script and schedule task. In completed task instance, there will be saved output information from script


Best regards,
IP.
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Original Message:
Sent: Jun 07, 2022 06:42 PM
From: ENRIQUE DEGUZMAN
Subject: Retrieve Event ID's From Windows Event Log On Multiple Computers
we need help on retrieving event ids from Windows Event log on several computers, how would accomplish this?