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Logging Access Server events
You can log Access Server events to the Windows Event Viewer. You can view the
event log to review the operation of the Access Server, and then make any
necessary configuration changes. For example, you can view the log to determine
the number of hosts that were blocked from docking because the maximum limit
had been reached. If you notice a significant number of these events, you may
want to upgrade your license to increase the number of hosts.
You can log events to the Access Server computer. You can also log events to
another computer to which you have access. For example, you can log Access
Server events to a secure, central computer.
The following events are logged:
The Access Server started.
A host connection to the Access Server was blocked because the maximum
number of docked hosts was reached.
Your license agreement determines the maximum number of docked hosts.
A remote user failed to supply the correct Access Server password in three
attempts.
The Access Server stopped.
See
"Configuring the Access Server"
To log Access Server events to the local computer
1
In the Preferences window, on the Security tab, under Logging Options,
check Enable logging to the Windows Event Viewer.
2
Check Log to the Event Viewer on this computer.
3
Click Apply.
To log Access Server events to another computer
1
In the Preferences window, on the Security tab, under Logging Options,
check Enable logging to the Windows Event Viewer.
2
Check Log to the Event Viewer on another computer.
3
In the text box, type the computer name.
You must use UNC syntax.
4
Click Advanced.
5
In the User name box, type the user name.
6
In the Password box, type the password.
Logging Access Server events
on page 50.
Managing Access Server
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