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The fsutil clfs command adds authentication support to a Common Log File System (CLFS) logfile that has either invalid or missing authentication codes. Authentication codes are written to the Base Logfile (.blf) and all containers associated with the logfile. When authentication is enforced, CLFS opens a logfile if it has valid authentication codes.
Syntax
fsutil clfs authenticate [<BLF Logfile path>]
Parameters
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| authenticate | Adds authentication codes to an existing CLFS logfile. |
Example
The following example adds authentication codes to the "C:\example_log" logfile:
fsutil clfs authenticate "C:\example_log.blf"