Configuring Virtual Server Log Settings - Netscape ENTREPRISE SERVER 6.1 - 08-2002 ADMINISTRATOR Administrator's Manual

Editing Using the Class Manager
Choose whether or not to enforce the maximum connections setting.
7.
If you choose to enforce the maximum connections, once the server reaches its
limit additional connections are refused.
If you do not enforce the maximum connections, when the maximum is
exceeded the server logs a message to the error log.
Click OK.
8.
For more information on the limitations to the quality of service features, see
"Using Quality of Service," on page 220.

Configuring Virtual Server Log Settings

To change the location of the virtual server's access and error logs from the default,
follow these steps:
From the Class Manager, click the Virtual Servers tab.
1.
Click Logging Settings.
2.
A page appears listing all the virtual servers in the class and the location of
their error logs.
Enter an absolute path to the error and access logs. The path must already
3.
exist.
By default, the access and error messages for all virtual servers are logged to
the server instance's access and error logs. If you want virtual servers to have
separate log files, you set that up here.
If you want to change the paths back to the default, click Default.
4.
Click OK.
5.
To look at the logs for a particular virtual server, follow these steps:
From the Virtual Server Manager choose the Status tab.
1.
Click the link to the access log or error log.
2.
Choose the number of entries to display and the criteria for displaying them.
3.
For example, if your logs contain entries for all virtual servers, you can choose
to display only the entries for a particular virtual server.
Click OK.
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