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IBM® Domino 10.0.1 Documentation
Welcome to the IBM® Domino 10.0.1 Administrator Help.
Administering
This documentation provides information about the administration tools for managing and monitoring IBM Domino® servers and databases.
Managing servers
Manage Domino® servers by performing any of these tasks.
Activity Logging
You use activity logging to collect information about the activity in your enterprise. You can use this information to charge users for the amount they use your system, monitor usage, conduct resource planning, and determine if clustering would improve the efficiency of your system.
The information in the log file
Domino® logs activity in the log file (LOG.NSF).
POP3 activity logging
POP3 activity logging tracks such POP3 information as the name of the user, the IP address of the client, the number of bytes the client sends to and reads from the server, the number of messages sent to the client, the number of messages deleted from the client, and the duration of the session.

POP3 activity logging

POP3 activity logging tracks such POP3 information as the name of the user, the IP address of the client, the number of bytes the client sends to and reads from the server, the number of messages sent to the client, the number of messages deleted from the client, and the duration of the session.

There are three types of activity logging records for POP3 activity:

Authorization records, which log when a user is authenticated and a session begins
Checkpoint records, which log activity that occurs when a POP3 session has been open for a specified length of time
Close records, which consolidate POP3 information into a single record when a POP3 session ends

If a session ends before authentication is complete, Domino® generates only a Close record. The user name in this record is "Anonymous."