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190 Viewing Logs Overview Copyright © 2010, Juniper Networks, Inc.
Fields (some may not display):
Date_and_Time System_Hostname_and_Service_Name: [Process_Date_and_Time]
[Severity_Level] Event
Figure 64 Media Flow Controller Example Current Log
Viewing the Service Log (Web Interface)
The Media Flow Controller service (access) log records each HTTP transaction going through
Media Flow Controller; in the CLI this is the
accesslog . See “Service Log (accesslog)” on
page 212 for details including Status Codes and Status Sub Codes.
Continuous log, updated every 10 seconds.
Current log, that day’s activity.
Download log—Opens a File Open dialog so you can save the trace log locally.
Archived (does not display if not applicable) log (1 - n), past logs.
Example:
172.19.172.192 172.19.172.130 - [04/Jan/2010:20:33:40 +0000] "GET /HNAP1/ HTTP/1.1" 404 0 "-"
"Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 5.5; Win32)" 52004
Fields:
Client IP Media Flow Controller IP - [Date_and_Time] "Method_and_Path_of_File"
Status_Code Bytes_Returned “Referrer" "Agent" Status_Sub_Code
Viewing the Cache Log (Web Interface)
The Media Flow Controller Cache log records all cache related activity; in the CLI this is the
cachelog . Use this tab to view Media Flow Controller caching events. See “Cache Log
(cachelog)” on page 214 for details including event types.
Continuous log, updated every 10 seconds.
Current log, that day’s activity.
Download log—Opens a File Open dialog so you can save the trace log locally.
Archived (does not display if not applicable) log (1 - n), past logs.