secons Utility Manage CA Privileged Access Manager Server Control Tracing

The secons utility manages  tracing. Tracing lets you monitor operating system events.  can accumulate a file of messages reporting operating system events that you can then display.
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The secons utility manages 
Privileged Access Manager
tracing. Tracing lets you monitor operating system events. 
Privileged Access Manager
can accumulate a file of messages reporting operating system events that you can then display.
This command has the following format:
secons [-t+] [-t-] [-tt] [-ts] [-tc] [-tv [size] [-file fileName]] secons -m message secons -send heartbeat secons -pupm trace {enable | disable | clear}
  • -m
    message
    Adds a text message to the trace file.
  • -t+
    Enables tracing, which causes the 
    Privileged Access Manager
    engine (seosd) to dump messages that specify its operations and actions to the trace file.
  • -t-
    Disables tracing, which stops the 
    Privileged Access Manager
    engine seosd from dumping messages to the trace file.
  • -tc
    Clears the trace file, removing all records from it.
    You can use this option whether seosd is running.
  • -ts
    Displays the current tracing status.
  • -tt
    Toggles the tracing status.
  • -tv [
    size
    ] [-file
    fileName
    ]
    Displays a real-time trace output. The utility displays the last
    size
    KB (by default, 2 KB) of the trace file and keeps the session open so that any new trace messages added to the file are displayed. This is similar to the UNIX tail -f command.
    Use Ctrl+C to stop this operation.
    Note:
    You can use this option whether seosd is running. Use the full_year configuration setting to select whether you want to display the year in four digits (the default, yes) or two digits.
    • size
      Specifies the size, in kilobytes, of the portion of the file you want to display, starting from the end. Specify 0 to show the entire trace file. If you do not specify this option, secons uses the default, 2 KB.
    • -file
      fileName
      Reads
      fileName
      instead of
      ACInstallDir
      /log/seosd.trace.
  • -send heartbeat
    Sends a heartbeat to the 
    Privileged Access Manager
    Server immediately.
  • -pupm trace {enable | disable | clear}
    Valid for the Shared Account Management Agent
    Specifies tracing options on the Shared Account Management Agent during runtime. You do not need to restart 
    Privileged Access Manager
    to modify the trace options.
    Limits:
    enable, enables tracing; disable, disables tracing; clear, clears the trace file.
    The trace options that you specify apply to the current session only. After 
    Privileged Access Manager
    restarts the trace option is set according to the OperationMode token in the PUPMAgent section.