IBM eDiscovery Manager, 2.2+
Supports:
FileNet P8To facilitate troubleshooting, you can configure IBM® eDiscovery Manager to capture messages for the web client and the work manager.
Print this checklist and work with your IT administrator to configure eDiscovery Manager logging.
| Information | Notes | Record your value here | |
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| Web client | Web client log file path | The full path and a file name for the web client log file. The file extension of the log must be .log. Example values:
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| Web client logging level | The optimal
logging level of the web client log file. Valid values include:
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| Number of rotating web client log files | The maximum number of web client log files to create. Consider this value in conjunction with the size limit of each log file, the amount of disk space that the eDiscovery Manager system has, and the amount of history that you want to keep. Tip: Until your users establish average usage patterns, monitor
the log files to ensure that the configured values are meeting your
needs. Your site might also have policies and standards in place that
dictate best practices.
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| Size limit of each web client log file | The maximum size in MB of each web client log file. Consider this value in conjunction with the number of rotating log files, the amount of disk space that the eDiscovery Manager system has, and the amount of history that you want to keep. Tip: Until your users establish average
usage patterns, monitor the log files to ensure that the configured
values are meeting your needs. Your site might also have policies
and standards in place that dictate best practices.
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| Work manager | Work manager log file path | The full path and a file name for the work manager log file. The file extension of the log must be .log. Example values:
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| Work manager logging level | The optimal
logging level of the work manager log file. Valid values include:
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| Number of rotating work manager log files | The maximum number of work manager log files to create. Consider this value in conjunction with the size limit of each log file, the amount of disk space that the eDiscovery Manager system has, and the amount of history that you want to keep. Tip: Until your users establish average
usage patterns, monitor the log files to ensure that the configured
values are meeting your needs. Your site might also have policies
and standards in place that dictate best practices.
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| Number of rotating work manager log files | The maximum size in MB of each work manager log file. Consider this value in conjunction with the number of rotating log files, the amount of disk space that the eDiscovery Manager system has, and the amount of history that you want to keep. Tip: Until your users establish average
usage patterns, monitor the log files to ensure that the configured
values are meeting your needs. Your site might also have policies
and standards in place that dictate best practices.
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On the Administration page of the eDiscovery Manager web client, click Logging Configuration in the Navigation pane to enter the values that you collected.
