Setting the Logging Level

Session Persistence Server provides six logging levels. The following table describes the type of information that will be written to TermProxy.log for each level.

•Level 1. Writes only critical errors to the log file, such as errors that cause Session Persistence Server to fail to start.

•Level 2. Writes critical errors and error messages to the log file. This includes errors that are caused by configuration and/or communication problems.

•Level 3. Writes critical errors, error messages, and warnings to the log file. This includes possible operational problems.

•Level 4. Writes critical errors, error messages, warnings, and informational messages to the log file. This includes information about the flow of operation.

•Level 5. Writes critical errors, error messages, warnings, informational messages, and debug information to the log file. This includes information for diagnosing program malfunctions or communication problems.

•Level 6. Writes critical errors, error messages, warnings, information messages, debug information and all other information to the log file. This level causes large amounts of data to be written to the log file.

By default, Session Persistence Server is set to logging level 4. Modify the Session Persistence Server logging level in the Session Persistence Server web interface two ways:

•In the Session Persistence Server stored configuration. When you modify the settings here, they are permanent.

•In the Logging and Data Capture Settings page. When you modify the settings here, they are temporary and will reset to the stored configuration values after a restart.

To modify the logging level in the Session Persistence Server configuration

1.Access the Session Persistence Server web interface.

2.From the menu at the top of the page, click Configuration.

3.The Logging and Data Capture Settings page appears.

4.In the secondary navigation, click Stored Configuration.

5.In the configuration text box, type loglevel [level], where [level] is the logging level you want to set.

Example:

loglevel 3

6.Click Validate to validate your changes.

7.Click Save and Restart to save your changes and restart Session Persistence Server.

To modify the logging level from the Logging and Data Capture Settings page

1.Access the Session Persistence Server web interface.

2.From the menu at the top of the page, click Configuration.

3.The Logging and Data Capture Settings page appears.

4.Select the logging level.

5.Click Apply Changes.