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How to Enable Tracing with Netsh

You can use the Netsh command to enable and disable tracing for specific components or for all components. To enable and disable tracing for a specific component, use the following syntax:

netsh ras set tracing Component enabled|disabled

where Component is a component in the list of components found in the Windows 2000 registry under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Tracing.

To enable tracing for all components the command is

netsh ras set tracing * enabled

Here is a list of useful components to enable for tracing for EAP-TLS authentications and corresponding netsh commands:

IASHLPR (the Iashlpr.log file in the SystemRoot\tracing folder)

netsh ras set tracing iashlpr enabled

IASPIPE (the Iaspipe.log file in the SystemRoot\tracing folder)

netsh ras set tracing iaspipe enabled

IASRAD (the Iasrad.log file in the SystemRoot\tracing folder)

netsh ras set tracing iasrad enabled

IASSAM (the Iassam.log file in the SystemRoot\tracing folder)

netsh ras set tracing iassam enabled

IASSDO (the Iassdo.log file in the SystemRoot\tracing folder)

netsh ras set tracing iassdo enabled

IASUSERR (the Iasuserr.log file in the SystemRoot\tracing folder)

netsh ras set tracing iasuserr enabled

RASTLS (the Rastls.log file in the SystemRoot\tracing folder)

netsh ras set tracing rastls enabled

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