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To customize logging, use the configuration file to define filters and log properties.

w Log filters. Filter log information based on the host IP address, domain name, and

host name of the Web servers.

w Log properties. Each filter has an associated set of log properties. Log properties

define how to store the filtered log information.

Creating Filters

You can use the default filter definition located in the configuration file ( log.conf), or

you can modify the filter or create a new filter. You can create more than one log filter.

Note: Consolidated logging, which logs transactions for which no filter is defined,

uses the default filter if it is enabled. Consolidated logging of all servers can be done

by defining only the default filter.

If the server hosts multiple Web sites and each Web site has its own domain name, and

each domain is associated with a virtual server, you can configure Web server logging to

create a separate log directory for each Web site. The following table displays the

parameters for creating a filter.

Table 4-4. Parameters for Creating a Filter

Parameter Specifies

filterName Name of the filter (maximum 64

alphanumeric characters).

HOST name Host name of the server for which the

transactions are being logged.

IP ip IP address of the server for which

transactions are to be logged (for

example, if the server has multiple

domains that have one IP address).

IP ip 2...ip n: Multiple IP addresses (for example, if the

server domain has multiple IP addresses).

ip6 ip IPv6 address of the server for which

transactions are to be logged.

IP ip NETMASK mask IP addresses and netmask combination to

be used on a subnet.

ON | OFF Enable or disable the filter to log

transactions. If no argument is selected,

the filter is enabled (ON).

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