Using CTRACE
You can specify component trace options at NSS server initialization or after the NSS server has initialized.
Table 1 lists the network security services server trace options.
| Trace events | Description |
|---|---|
| ALL | Select all types of records. Note: This option
might have an impact on performance.
|
| MINIMUM | Select the minimum level of tracing for the network security services server. This level includes the INIT, EXCEPT, and TERM categories. |
| INIT | Select NSS server initialization information. |
| TERM | Select NSS server termination information. |
| EXCEPT | Select NSS server exception information. |
| CONFIG | Select NSS server configuration information. |
| COMMANDS | Select processing of NSS server commands from the console or command line. |
| LOGMSGS | Select NSS server syslog messages. These entries can be used to easily correlate system log messages to a specific point in the CTRACE log. |
| ROUTING | Select NSS server threading and request dispatching information |
| SERIAL | Select NSS server serialization information |
| EVENT | Select NSS server event information. |
| SOCKETS | Select NSS server socket information. |
| PERFORM | Select NSS server performance information. |
| REQUESTS | Select NSS server request/response information. |
| FLOW | Select NSS server code flow information. |
| STORAGE | Select NSS server storage information. |
| CERTOPS | Select NSS server certificate operations information (cert cache ops and signature verify/create calls). |
| CONTROL | Select NSS server control information. |
| DEBUG | Select NSS server debugging information. |
| VERBOSE | Select NSS server verbose debugging information. |