Access log format
The access log has a standard format that lists various elements identifying the connection and operation occurring within the PingDirectory server.
By default, each operation generates one access log message.
The access log displays the following common properties.
Property | Description |
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Timestamp |
Displays the date and time of the operation. Format: DD/Month/ YYYY:HH:MM:SS <offset from UTC time> |
Connection Type |
Displays the connection type requested by the client and the response by the server. Examples include the following:
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Connection ID |
Numeric identifier, starting incrementally with 0, that identifies the client connection that is requesting the operation. The connection ID is unique for a span of time on a single server. Values of the connection ID are re-used when the server restarts or when it has had enough connections to cause the identifier to wrap back to zero. |
Operation ID |
Numeric identifier, starting incrementally with 0, that identifies the operation. The operation ID is unique for a span of time on a single server. Values of the operation ID are re-used when the server restarts or when it has serviced enough operations to cause the identifier to wrap back to zero. |
Result Code |
LDAP result code that determines the success or failure of the operation result. Result messages include a result element that indicates whether the operation succeeded or failed, the general category for the failure, and an etime element that indicates the length of time in milliseconds that the server spent processing the operation. The PingDirectory server provides a useful tool <server-root>
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Elapsed Time |
Displays the elapsed time (milliseconds) during which the operation completed its processing. |
Message ID |
Numeric identifier, starting incrementally with 1, that identifies the LDAP message used to request the operation. |