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Sun Java System Directory Proxy Server 5 2004Q2

> Server Configuration Log Detail
> This view allows you to determine the level of detail recorded in Directory Proxy Server log files.

> The log level is additive; that is, if you choose Warning as the log level, Warning, Exception, and Critical level messages will be logged. Log data can be voluminous, especially at lower (more verbose) logging levels. Make sure that the host machine has sufficient disk space for all the log files.

> Detailed Trace. These messages provide more detailed debugging information such as Requested Anonymous bind for recycling connection. These messages usually have meaning for the Directory Proxy Server engineering/support team.

> Trace. These are debug messages. For example, Result received from server lderr =32, matched=o=sun.com, errtxt=no such object.

> Notice. These messages are informational. For example, Received NULL continuation reference from server. Discarding...

> Warning. These messages specify error conditions that Directory Proxy Server can ignore but must be investigated by the administrator. For example, Local host name lookup failed. System default group may not function correctly

> Exception. These messages indicate unexpected error conditions, such as an incorrectly formatted LDAP message received from client/server by Directory Proxy Server. For example, Could not decode search request.

> Critical. These messages indicate Directory Proxy Server encountered some problems that needs immediate attention. For example, Directory Proxy Server process 1234 has exited, attempting restart in 10 seconds

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