Red Hat CERTIFICATE SYSTEM 7.3 - ADMINISTRATION, Administration Manual

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Services That Are Logged
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3.9.2. Services That Are Logged
All major components and protocols of Certificate System log messages to log files.
Table 3.8,
“Services Logged”
lists services that are logged by default. To view messages logged by a specific
service, customize log settings accordingly. For details, see
Section 3.9.9, “Monitoring Logs”
.
Service Description
ACLs Logs events related to access control lists.
Administration Logs events related to administration activities,
such as HTTPS communication between the
Console and the instance.
All Logs events related to all the services.
Authentication Logs events related to activity with the
authentication module.
Certificate Authority Logs events related to the Certificate Manager.
Database Logs events related to activity with the internal
database.
HTTP Logs events related to the HTTP activity of the
server.
NOTE
HTTP events are actually logged
to the errors log belonging to the
Apache server incorporated with the
Certificate System to provide HTTP
services.
Key Recovery Authority Logs events related to the DRM.
LDAP Logs events related to activity with the LDAP
directory, which is used for publishing certificates
and CRLs.
OCSP Logs events related to OCSP, such as OCSP
status GET requests.
Others Logs events related to other activities, such as
command-line utilities and other processes.
Request Queue Logs events related to the request queue activity.
User and Group Logs events related to users and groups of the
instance.
Table 3.8. Services Logged
3.9.3. Log Levels (Message Categories)
The different events logged by Certificate System services are deteremined by the log levels, which
makes identifying and filtering events more simple. The different Certificate System log levels are
listed in
Table 3.9, “Log Levels and Corresponding Log Messages”
and
Table 3.10, “TPS Log Levels
and Log Entries”
.