Using CTRACE
You can specify component trace options at TCP/IP initialization or after TCP/IP has initialized.
Table 1 lists the IKE daemon trace options.
| Trace Event | Description |
|---|---|
| ALL | Trace all types of records. This option slows performance. |
| MINIMUM | Trace the IKE daemon's minimum level of tracing. |
| INIT | Trace IKE daemon initialization information. |
| TERM | Trace IKE daemon termination information. |
| EXCEPT | Trace IKE daemon exception information. |
| CONFIG | Trace IKE daemon configuration information. |
| WORKUNIT | Trace IKE workunit information. |
| SERIAL | Trace IKE serialization information. |
| IKE | Trace IKE protocol information. |
| CRYPTO | Trace IKE cryptographic information. |
| OPMSGS | Trace IKE operator messages. |
| LOGMSGS | Trace IKE syslog messages. |
| MSGQ | Trace IKE message queue information. |
| TIMER | Trace IKE timer information. |
| SOCKETS | Trace IKE socket information. |
| IOCTL | Trace IKE IOCTL call information. |
| REQUESTS | Trace IKE request information. |
| FLOW | Trace IKE code flow information. |
| STORAGE | Trace IKE storage information. |
| EVENT | Trace IKE event information. |
| POLICY | Trace IKE policy information. |
| CONTROL | Trace IKE daemon control information. |
| MISC | Trace IKE miscellaneous information. |
| DEBUG | Trace IKE debugging information. |