To set up the Domino® Web
server log, you must enable logging (by default, logging is disabled).
About this task
You can restrict the information logged to the Domino Web server log to analyze
log file results. Some information may increase the size of the log
file without providing meaningful information -- requests for graphics
or icons, for example, so you may want to exclude that type of information
from the log. Domino creates
the Web server log database when the HTTP task starts after you enable
logging to DOMLOG.NSF.
Procedure
- From the Domino Administrator,
click the Configuration tab.
- Open the Server document for the Web server.
- Click the tab.
- Under Enable Logging To, select Enabled for
the Domlog.nsf field.
- Optional: Under Exclude From Logging,
complete these fields to exclude certain types of information from
the log file:
Table 1. Exclude From Logging
Field |
Enter |
URLs |
URL paths to exclude -- for example, *.gif or /anydir/* |
Methods |
HTTP methods -- for example POST or DELETE |
MIME types |
MIME types to exclude -- for example, image
(for all images) or image/gif (for .gif images) |
User agents |
Strings that are part of user agent (browser)
strings to exclude requests from a particular user agent.
- To exclude Microsoft™ Internet
Explorer, enter MSIE*
|
Return codes |
HTTP response status codes to exclude -- for
example, 300 or 400 |
Hosts and domains |
Browser client DNS names or IP addresses to
exclude -- for example, 130.333.* or *.edu Note: To
enter DNS names in this field, you must first enable the DNS Lookup
setting in the HTTP Server section of the Server document. Otherwise,
you can enter only IP addresses in this field. Enabling this setting
will impact performance. |
- Save the document and then restart the HTTP task so that
the changes take effect.