Server Log File Security Levels
The following table describes the log levels that you
see in all log files, in the decreasing order of severity:
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The following table describes the log levels that you see in all log files, in
the
decreasing
order of severity: Log Level
| Description
| |
0 | FATAL | Use this log level for serious, non-recoverable errors that can
cause the abrupt termination of the CA Strong Authentication
service. |
1 | WARNING | Use this log level for undesirable run-time exceptions,
potentially harmful situations, and recoverable problems that are
not yet FATAL. |
2 | INFO | Use this log level for capturing information on run-time
events. In other words, this information highlights the progress of the
application, which might include changes in: Server state, such as start, stop, and restart. Server properties. State of services. State of a processes on the Server. |
3 | DEBUG | Use this log level for logging detailed information for debugging
purposes. This might include process tracing and changes in Server
states. |
For CA Strong Authentication Server (arcotwebfort.log) you can set the
logging to any of these levels and also enable TRACE logging to capture the flow
details.
When you specify a log level, messages from all other levels of
higher
significance are reported as well. For example if the LogLevel is
specified as 3, then messages with log levels of FATAL, WARNING, and INFO level are
also captured.