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Access Log Tab of Log Status

This tab displays the directory's access log, which is a record of all client requests sent to the server.

Refresh. Click this button to refresh the display of the access log immediately.

Continuous refresh. Select this checkbox to automatically update the access log display continuously.

Select Log. Select the current log file or an archived access log from the drop-down list.

Lines to show. Lets you specify the number of messages to view. By default, the server displays the 50 most recent access records.

Show only lines containing. Enter a string is this field and click Refresh to filter the log records.

Do not show Console logs. Select this checkbox to suppress all access records from operations initiated by the Directory Server console.

The access logs contain the following fields:

  • Date. Contains the date and time the operation or event occurred in UTC (coordinated universal time) format.

  • Connection #. The connection number associated with the request being logged. The connection number is -1 for internal events.

  • Operation #. The sequence number of an operation for a given connection that is associated with the event. The operation number is -1 for internal events.

  • Msg Id. The message identifier number or -1 if the event does not have one.

  • Detail. The text message describing the operation or type of access.

You may click on the heading of any column to sort the table according to the contents of that column.

View options. Click this button to further customize the contents of the access log table. Use the check boxes to select the visible columns and specify the sorting column and sort order. You may also select column names and move them to the right or left. Column headings are displayed top to bottom in the view options in the same order they will appear left to right, respectively, in the defined agreements table.

By default, all columns of the access log are displayed. You may have to scroll horizontally to see them all.


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