Logging, reporting, and troubleshooting
This section provides a brief summary and purpose of the available logging, reporting, and troubleshooting for PingAccess.
PingAccess logs
The following table identifies the available PingAccess logs and their purposes.
PingAccess Logs and Purposes
Name | Purpose |
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Primary troubleshooting log. Records PingAccess runtime and administrative server activities. |
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Records transactions of configured resources. Additionally, the log records transaction details when PingAccess sends requests to PingFederate, such as Security Token Service (STS), OAuth2, and JSON Web Signature (JWS) requests. |
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Records PingAccess administrative application programming interface (API) transactions. These transactions capture activity in the PingAccess administrative console. If you’re using scripts to configure PingAccess, this log also records transaction activity. |
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Records transactions between PingAccess agents and the PingAccess engine. |
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Records transactions sent to and from the sideband client integration. |
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Records the end-user transactions that the sideband client request captures. |
Troubleshooting
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The
pingaccess.log
file is the primary troubleshooting log. -
Alongside an HTTP trace from the browser, which you can generate from a debugging application like Fiddler, the
pingaccess_engine_audit.log
andpingaccess_agent_audit.log
files are helpful for identifying issues that must be resolved.
For more information about managing PingAccess logs, see Log configuration.