# Command-Line Help for `evtxanalyze` This document contains the help content for the `evtxanalyze` command-line program. **Command Overview:** * [`evtxanalyze`↴](#evtxanalyze) * [`evtxanalyze pstree`↴](#evtxanalyze-pstree) * [`evtxanalyze sessions`↴](#evtxanalyze-sessions) * [`evtxanalyze session`↴](#evtxanalyze-session) ## `evtxanalyze` crate provide functions to analyze evtx files **Usage:** `evtxanalyze [OPTIONS] ` ###### **Subcommands:** * `pstree` — generate a process tree * `sessions` — display sessions * `session` — display one single session ###### **Options:** * `-v`, `--verbose` — Increase logging verbosity * `-q`, `--quiet` — Decrease logging verbosity ## `evtxanalyze pstree` generate a process tree **Usage:** `evtxanalyze pstree [OPTIONS] ` ###### **Arguments:** * `` — Name of the evtx file to parse (should be the path to "Security.evtx") ###### **Options:** * `-U`, `--username ` — display only processes of this user (case insensitive regex search) * `-F`, `--format ` — output format Default value: `csv` Possible values: `json`, `markdown`, `csv`, `latex`, `dot` ## `evtxanalyze sessions` display sessions **Usage:** `evtxanalyze sessions [OPTIONS] ` ###### **Arguments:** * `` — Names of the evtx files directory to parse. Be aware that this tool assumes some file names. If you renamed the files, session analysis wil not work correctly ###### **Options:** * `--include-anonymous` — include anonymous sessions Possible values: `true`, `false` ## `evtxanalyze session` display one single session **Usage:** `evtxanalyze session ` ###### **Arguments:** * `` — Names of the evtx files directory to parse. Be aware that this tool assumes some file names. If you renamed the files, session analysis wil not work correctly * `` — Session ID
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