Skip to: content search login. Knowledge Base Toggle local menu Menus About the team. Knowledge Base Search. Log in. Options Help Chat with a consultant. Include archived documents. You could do it from the client itself, or via a registry key.
From the looks of things, there is no longer an option in the Shoretel connect client to save logs to a path and event with the registry keys present, the logs are no longer saved to the UNC path as they were previously.
I also don't see any mention of saving IM logs in the SA planning guides for connect either, and the only other guides reference saving IM logs reference the old setting from How can IM logs be preserved in connect? Tags: None. Mike, he specifically mentioned that he is using Connect and not Comment Post Cancel. Palitto Consulting. You should be able to immediately view the message and its contents by doing a standard SQL query.
I have just discovered the export-csarchivingdata cmdlet. However even after starting several test IM sessions after enabled archiving it does not export any records. Perhaps it takes a while for enabling archiving to go into effect much like I've seen with client policies. I'll report back in a couple hours. Which is exactly whats happening with me. I did the exact same thing. Reinstalled MSMQ on both front end and archiving servers. Uninstalled archiving server components and reinstalled.
Restarted Front end server service. It is still not archiving IM conversations. That also happens for the other Private Queues such as lcscdrdlq and lcsarchcdradminq. Can someone with working archiving server verify that this is normal or not?
I ran the command again after the weekend and it grabs my archived test conversations. So I sent a few more test IM's, closed the conversation and ran the command to export the conversations again, no record of it. So i'm going to assume it takes a while for the conversations to populate in the database?
Security didn't appear to be set like you have listed. The level or priority of maintaining the error log defines how detailed, or verbose, the log should be. A higher priority level implies less details as only events of high priority high severity are recorded in the log file.
In contrast a lower priority level implies greater details as more events are recorded in the log file. Table describes the logging levels for the components. These logging levels are a subset of the levels defined by the UNIX syslog facility. This priority level records minimum logging details in the log file. A log record is added to the log file whenever a severe problem or critical condition occurs. A log record is added to the log file whenever a recoverable software error condition occurs or a network failure is detected.
For example, when the server fails to connect to a client or to another server. A log record is added to the log file whenever a user error is detected. For example, when the server cannot understand the communication sent by the client. A log record is added to the log file whenever a significant action takes place. For example, when an end user successfully logs in or logs out. The tasks are recorded in the log file. This information is useful for debugging purposes only.
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