Cisco Cisco TelePresence Management Suite (TMS) Version 15 Maintenance Manual
Log name
Description
Level Configuration file
log-web
Logs all web interface
activity.
activity.
WARN
\wwwTMS\Web.CONFIG
log-web-cdm
Logs errors in feedback
from CTS endpoints.
from CTS endpoints.
WARN
\cdm\Web.CONFIG
log-webex-web-tms
Logs Cisco Collaboration
Meeting Rooms Hybrid
activities.
Meeting Rooms Hybrid
activities.
OFF
\wwwTMS\Web.CONFIG
log-web-external
Logs activities that use
password protected APIs,
such as Cisco TMSBA.
password protected APIs,
such as Cisco TMSBA.
WARN
\wwwTMS\external\Web.CONFIG
log-web-public
Logs all activities that use
public APIs, such as
phone books and
feedback.
public APIs, such as
phone books and
feedback.
WARN
\wwwTMS\public\Web.CONFIG
log-xml
Logs feedback parsing
errors.
errors.
WARN
\wwwTMS\public\Web.config
phonebook-stats.txt
Logs all corporate
directory queries from
endpoints.
directory queries from
endpoints.
WARN
\wwwTMS\public\Web.config
Table 171: Cisco TMS logs with configuration files and default log level (continued)
Changing the log levels
There are four log levels available for each log file, with the default values and location of the relevant
configuration file listed in the table above.
configuration file listed in the table above.
The available values are:
n
OFF
: Disables logging for the component.
n
WARN
: Only logs warnings and errors.
n
INFO
: Contains the same as WARN with additional, non-critical, log entries.
n
DEBUG
: This log level is very verbose, and should only be activated if instructed to do so by a Cisco
support representative. Debug logging is normally only used in advanced troubleshooting scenarios, and
disabled as soon as the troubleshooting session ends.
disabled as soon as the troubleshooting session ends.
To change the log level:
2. Create a backup copy of the configuration file before making any modifications to it.
3. Open a text editor as an administrator.
4. Open the configuration file in the text editor.
5. Locate the <log4net> element, the <root> element within, and then the <level> element.
6. Update the element with the desired value, for example from <level value="WARN"/> to <level
value="DEBUG"/>
.
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Troubleshooting
Using the logs