Monitor errors and access with the Directory Server job log
Viewing the job log for your Directory Server can alert you to errors and
help you to monitor server access. The job log contains:
- Messages about server operation and any problems within the server such
as SQL server jobs or replication failures.
- Security related messages reflecting operations by clients such
as wrong passwords.
- Messages giving details about client errors such as missing
required attributes.
You might not want to log the client errors unless you are debugging client
problems. You can control the logging of client errors on the General properties tab of the Directory Server in iSeries Navigator.
If your server is started, take these steps to view the QDIRSRV job log:
- In iSeries Navigator, expand Network.
- Expand Servers.
- Click TCP/IP.
- Right-click IBM Directory Server and select Server Jobs..
- From the File menu, choose Job Log.
If your server is stopped, take these steps to view the QDIRSRV job log:
- In iSeries Navigator, expand Basic Operations.
- Click Printer Output.
- QDIRSRV appears in the User column
of iSeries Navigators right panel. To view the job log, double-click Qpjoblog to the left of QDIRSRV in the same row.
Note:
iSeries Navigator can
be configured to show only spooled files. If QDIRSRV does not appear on the
list, click Printer Output, then
choose Include from the Options menu. Specify All in
the User field, then click OK.
Note:
Directory Server uses other system resources to perform some tasks.
If an error occurs with one of those resources, the job log will indicate
where to go for information. In some cases Directory Server might not be able to determine
where to look. In those cases, look in the Structured Query Language (SQL)
servers job log to see if the problem was related to SQL servers.