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In the
Example Modify Log File
second entry shows an additional modification. First, the code duration was increased to 75
minutes; later, the end time was extended to 5:00 PM. The "start time" shown for modified
records represents the time the modification was made. Thus, the first modification occurred at
3:00 PM and the second at 3:50 PM.
Example Modify Log File
Conference Name - CONTROL
Confirmation No.
Conferee Code - 24368 Conferee Mnemonic - AGENT
Moderator Code - 24433 Moderator Mnemonic - CHIEF
Original Code Type:
Original:
Previous:
Modified:
----------------------------------------------------------------
Conference Name - CONTROL
Confirmation No.
Conferee Code - 24368 Conferee Mnemonic - AGENT
Moderator Code - 24433 Moderator Mnemonic - CHIEF
Original Code Type:
External Passcode Validation Log
The system creates daily EPV event logs when External Passcode Validation (EPV) is enabled
and functioning on the system. (See
information.) The files are located in the /usr/dcb/apilog directory. The filename consists of a
single string that denotes the year, month, and day (yyyymmdd). For example, file 20020109 is
generated for January 09, 2002.
Sample EPV Log File
# more 20020109
18:33:00 EPV_NORMAL:
18:33:00 EPV_NORMAL:
18:33:01 EPV_NORMAL:
18:33:02 EPV_NORMAL:
18:33:03 EPV_NORMAL:
18:33:03 EPV_NORMAL:
18:33:04 EPV_NORMAL:
18:33:04 EPV_NORMAL:
An EPV log serves an important purpose. It includes the results of Ping operations, which the
system runs every minute to test connectivity between the system and the external passcode
database. The Ping results can be monitored by a "watchdog" process that can generate event/
alarm notifications if it detects disruption of the connectivity between the system and the
external passcode database.
the first entry indicates a conference modification, while the
- 000000001536
Daily, Weekends not included.
Start Time
End Time
2:00PM
4:00PM
2:00PM
4:00PM
3:00PM
4:00PM
- 000000001536
Daily, Weekends not included.
Start Time
End Time
Using External Passcode Validation
Sample EPV Log File
Passcode validation request received.
Passcode validation response received: passcode is valid.
Passcode validation request received.
Passcode validation response received: passcode is valid.
Passcode validation request received.
Passcode validation response received: passcode is valid.
Passcode validation request received.
Passcode validation response received: passcode is valid.
Max. Lines
Code Duration
32
32
10
40
Max. Lines
Code
shows a portion of a sample EPV log file.
Issue 1
Log Files
10
75
on page 140 for more
August 2007
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