Bruno Grange
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| Tracking Notes Users at the Notes Server Console |
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| Written by Bruno Grange |
| Tuesday, 02 September 2008 13:36 |
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I can't remember where this came from...I think it was from the Lotus Notes KnowledgeBase. Anyway, it's a couple of NOTES.INI parameters that allow you to see the IP adresses of the people who are hitting your Notes server: Debug_Outfile = [path to a text/log file] DEBUG_TCP_ALL = 1 You'll have to restart your server for this to take effect. The information doesn't show up in the normal Notes log, so that's why you have to send console output to the Debug_Outfile (NOTE: the Debug_Outfile setting behavior changed in ND6 -- read here for more information). Here are some other useful logging settings and commands: Log_Sessions=1 NOTES.INI setting. Logs to the console whenever a Notes client establishes a session with the server. Tells you who the user is, and on R5 also tells you what version of the client they're using. Show Users Debug Console command. Displays a little more information about the Notes client users who are currently logged on. Tell HTTP Show Users Console command. If session-based tracking is enabled on an R5 server, this command shows the web users who are currently logged on. Related Articles: |
