Logging and Data Capture

Session Persistence Server provides a logging service that writes information about its functions to a plain-text log file. This information allows you to evaluate errors, Session Persistence Serve functionality, and information about Client connection. The amount of detail that is recorded to the Session Persistence Server log file is configurable.

The log file is called TermProxy.log and is generated in the directory from which you are running the Session Persistence Server application. Whenever Session Persistence Server starts, it writes the contents of the previous TermProxy.log to the TermProxy.log.bak file and creates a new TermProxy.log file.

While Session Persistence Server is running, Session Persistence Server will not allow the log file to grow beyond 100 KB. Once the log file reaches 100 KB, Session Persistence Server creates a new log file called TermProxy.log.xxx, where xxx is a sequential number that begins at 001. The contents of these additional log files are written to TermProxy.log.bak when Session Persistence Server is started.

This section provides the following information:

•Setting the Logging Level

•Enabling Data Capture

•Viewing Log and Capture Files