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Preface

1.  Directory Server Enterprise Edition File Reference

Software Layout for Directory Server Enterprise Edition

Directory Server Instance Default Layout

Directory Proxy Server Instance Default Layout

Part I Directory Server Reference

2.  Directory Server Overview

3.  Directory Server LDAP URLs

4.  Directory Server LDIF and Search Filters

5.  Directory Server Security

6.  Directory Server Monitoring

7.  Directory Server Replication

8.  Directory Server Data Caching

9.  Directory Server Indexing

10.  Directory Server Logging

Introduction to Logs

Transaction Log

Access, Error, and Audit Logs

Access Logs

Error Logs

Audit Logs

Content of Access, Error, and Audit Logs

Time Stamp

Connection Number

File Descriptor

Slot Number

Operation Number

Method Type

LDAP Version

Error Number

Tag Number

Number of Entries

Elapsed Time

LDAP Request Type

LDAP Response Type

Unindexed Search Indicator

Extended Operation OID

Change Sequence Number in Log Files

Abandon Message

Message ID

SASL Multi-Stage Bind Logging

Options Description

Connection Codes in Log Files

Result Codes in Log Files

11.  Directory Server Groups and Roles

12.  Directory Server Class of Service

13.  Directory Server DSMLv2

14.  Directory Server Internationalization Support

Part II Directory Proxy Server Reference

15.  Directory Proxy Server Overview

16.  Directory Proxy Server Load Balancing and Client Affinity

17.  Directory Proxy Server Distribution

18.  Directory Proxy Server Virtualization

19.  Connections Between Directory Proxy Server and Backend LDAP Servers

20.  Connections Between Clients and Directory Proxy Server

21.  Directory Proxy Server Client Authentication

22.  Security in Directory Proxy Server

23.  Directory Proxy Server Logging

24.  Directory Proxy Server Alerts and Monitoring

Index

Introduction to Logs

The following table summarizes the different logs used by the Directory Server.

Table 10-1 Logs Used by Directory Server

Log
Type
Description
Transaction log
Database
Ensuring data integrity by committing each update operation to the transaction log on disk before the result code for the update operation is returned to the client application.

When Directory Server accepts an update operation, it writes a log message about the operation to the transaction log. If the system crashes, Directory Server uses the transaction log to recover the database.
Access log
Flat file
Evaluating directory use patterns, verifying configuration settings, diagnosing access problems. For information about access logs, see Access Logs.
Error log
Flat file
Debugging directory deployments. For information about error logs, see Error Logs.
Audit log
Flat file
Providing audit trails for security and data integrity. For information about audit logs, see Audit Logs.
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