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This appendix describes logging and tracing information that is specific to Windows clients.
Logging for Windows clients is controlled by options in the Registry, as described in the SNAP-IX Administration Guide. Problem and exception messages are logged to the error log file, and audit messages are logged to the audit log file.
Problem messages are always logged and cannot be disabled, but you can specify whether to log exception and audit messages. If either of these options is not explicitly specified, issue the snaadmin set_global_log_type command on the server:
If central logging is enabled (by issuing the snaadmin set_central_logging command on the server), all messages from the client are written to the central log file. Otherwise, you can specify the following:
Local files on the Windows client to hold error and audit messages
Files to be used for backing up log information
The size at which log files are backed up and reset
Whether to use verbose logging or succinct logging
Log files are backed up and reset in the same way as they are for Solaris computers, except that the default maximum size for a Windows log file is 10,000 bytes (not 1,000,000 bytes as for Solaris).
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