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214 CHAPTER 9: MAINTAINING THE V7000 IP TELEPHONY SUITE
Enabling Server
Logging
The acctconfig.xml, authconfig.xml, or dirconfig.xml file has a setting
to enable server logging. This is used to control the common logging
function, which is shared with all Tier 2 and Tier 3 devices. This controls
the logging of various status, warning, and error messages in the server.
For normal operation, the default settings might be sufficient, but for
trouble locating purposes, the various error, warning, informational, and
tracing log levels can also be used.
To enable message tracing:
1 Log in as root.
2 Stop the back-end server.
3 Go to the /opt/3com/VCX/<schema>/conf directory.
4 Edit the XXXXconfig.xml file for the back-end server so server logging is
enabled.
For example:
<BES_COMMONLOGG_CONFIG>
<!-- Set Y or N to enable or Disable -->
<LOG_INFO LOG_FILE_PATH ="../log/" LOG_FILE_NAME="AuthServer"
LOG_TO_CONSOLE="Y" LOG_TO_FILE="Y" LOG_TO_SYSTEM = "Y"
LOG_TRACE_ON ="Y" LOG_INFO_ON ="Y" LOG_WARN_ON = "Y"
LOG_ERROR_ON = "Y" LOG_SYSTEM_ON="Y" LOG_TIME_INTERVAL="4"
LOG_TIMESTAT_ON="Y" NUMBER_OF_MSG="1000"/>
5 Start the back-end server.
The logs are written to the directory that the back-end server is run from
/opt/3com/VCX/<schema>/log.
SNMP Support The SNMP Common Agent needs to be enabled in order for the back-end
server to be recognized by SNMP MIB browsers such as Enterprise
Management Suite (EMS).
Verifying SNMP Support
To verify that either the acctconfig.xml, authconfig.xml, or dirconfig.xml
files are set up for the back-end server:
1 Log in as root.
2 Go to the /opt/3com/VCX/<schema>/conf directory.
3 Open the XXXXconfig.xml file.