Creating a log filter
- Select Dashboards > Logs > System Logs Management.
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Click the Create icon in the Log Filters widget and specify this
information in the Log Filter Editor
widget:
- Name
- You can specify a name for the log filter or accept the default name.
- Description
- Optionally, specify a description of the log filter.
- Lifetime
- Specify the number of hours and minutes for
which to log events. Note: The Forever option, which applies to the system log filters, is not available for filters that you create.
- Level
- Select the lowest level at which to log
events. Events are logged at the selected level and all levels above
it in the list. For example, select Debug, to log at all levels. Or select Error to log at the Error and
Critical levels.Note: By contrast, in the Log Viewer, the Level field is a filter which enables you to view logs at, for example, only the debug level or only at the error level.
- Users
- Optionally, specify a user or comma-separated list of users for which to log events.
- Farm Component
- Select the component for which to log events. To log against only selected instances, select Select service instances and click the browse button.
- Event IDs
- Optionally, specify one or more event IDs
to log. Separate multiple IDs with a comma. To specify a range of
IDs, use a hyphen. For example,
2004-2008
. Leave the field blank to log all event IDs. - Service Components
- Optionally specify the unique IDs of service components for which to log events. Service components are classes within a service.
- Component IDs
- Optionally, specify the component IDs of the component instances for which to log events. Some components have multiple instances within one worker or manager. The Component ID identifies the instance.
- Save or discard your changes.