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Variable Description
%P or %Pn
%H or %Hn
%D
%Dy
%Dm
%Dd
%T
%Th
%Tm
%Ts
%R or %Rn
Policy Name
Host Name
Date (yyyy:mm:dd)
Year
Month
Day
Time (hh:mm)
Hour
Minute
Second
Root Pathname. Valid only at
the beginning of a string.
Activity Logging
Activity logs provide logistical information about jobs. Enable activity logging when you want the
Buffalo Surveillance Server to create activity logs. Refer to the logs after a job runs; they are
stored in a specified location.
Set Activity Logging to enabled . The activity log text box becomes active.
In the activity log text box, leave the default variables in place; or, type in the file name that
you want to use, including an extension; or, type in a variable name using Filename Field
Variables (below).
Or,
Use Browse to define a new location and type in the file name.
Filename Field Variables
The file path can include a literal file name or a combination of variables that will generate
filenames for reports. Variables make it much easier to distinguish between reports and to find
particular reports.
For example, if you enter a path with a literal file name, C:/Program Files/BUFFALO/Logs/
Job_Report.log, the system will generate the report destination folder "Logs" (if it does not
already exist) and a report named "Job_Report.log". Similarly, if you enter a literal file name,
say "DataErrors.log", a log named DataErrors.log will be generated.