DataCard CE875, Installation And Administrator'S Manual

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CR825 and CE875 Instant Issuance System Installation and Administrator’s Guide 69
ActivityLog
The ActivityLog settings allow you to record technical information about the printer. WebAdmin
or WebService access-level users can change settings in the activity log to help troubleshoot and
isolate a card production problem. You specify the types of actions to include in the logs and set
the severity level for when the action should be written to the log. Filter severity level options
are: Critical, Error, Warning, Notice, Information, Debug, Disabled.
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ExternalLog—Enable or disable writing the activity log to an external Syslog server.
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ExternalLogServer—Specify the IP address of the external Syslog server if you are writing to
an external log (ExternalLog is set to Enabled).
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FilterCardActions—Write the start and completion of a card action with the specified
severity, and higher, to the activity log.
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FilterConfigChanges—Write configuration change actions with the specified severity, and
higher, to the activity log.
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FilterJobStates—Write changes to the state of a print or exception job with the specified
severity, and higher, to the activity log.
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FilterSoapMsgs—Write DPCL/Soap (Simple Object Access Protocol) messages from the
printer with the specified severity, and higher, to the activity log.
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FilterSystem—Write system information with the specified severity, and higher, to the
activity log. A value of Information results in most events being written to the log.
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InternalLog—Enable or disable the activity log on the printer.
Description Default Value Current Value (unit)
1) ExternalLog Disabled Disabled
2) ExternalLogServer 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0
3) FilterCardActions Notice Notice
4) FilterConfigChanges Notice Notice
5) FilterJobStates Notice Notice
6) FilterSoapMsgs Notice Notice
7) FilterSystem Notice Notice
8) InternalLog Enabled Enabled
We recommend that you operate at all default logging settings to reduce unnecessary
logging for typical printer operations.