List of DCRUM Logs for each component - with description

Hi all,

I'd like to share with you the list of the main logs used by each DCRUM component, with the related description.

Thanks to @Adam Piotrowicz for his precious help.

For the report servers:

• CAS / ADS:
  • server.log - main log presenting what in general CAS Java process is currently doing,
  • nds.log - debug log file of Java Virtual Manchine,
  • genAlarmsLog-XXXX.XX.XX.log - alarms generation log (viewable in CAS Alert Log Viewer),
  • hazelcast-XXXX.XX.XX.log - details about Farm functioning (valid for 12.3.X versions),
  • sendCommonAlarmsLog-XXXX.XX.XX.log - sending alarm notifications log,
  • SQL_trace_XXXX_XX_XX_XX_XX.log - log files writing all SQL queries made,
  • SQL_profile_XXXX_XX_XX_XX_XX.log - logging debug output for particular Java classes used by CAS,
  • install.log - quite straightforward, it follows installation process,
  • maintainDBTables.log - logging DB changes during the upgrade/installation

For the network probe:

• AMD:
  • rtm.log - monitors RTM process work
  • rtm_perf.log - monitors performance information of the AMD,
  • rtmgate.log - monitors web server that allows other components to communicate with the AMD,
  • v2page.log - monitors the production of pagedata files
  • page2trans.log - monitors the production of transdata files
  • cba.log - recording and analyzing traffic for configuration wizards,
  • cba-agent.log - monitors the communication between the rtmgate and cba processes.
  • config-change.log - monitors which devices are changing AMD configuraiton,
  • datacleaner.log - monitors datacleaner process.
  • amdstatsmerger.log - monitors how diagnostic data files are produced
  • nfc.log - monitors functioning of NFC process

For the console:

• RUM Console:
  • server.log - monitors entire activity of RUM Console sever,
  • client.log - logs what happens with RPC client program (valid on for versions < 12.4)

For the Central security server:

• CSS:
  • server.log - monitors entire activity of CSS, as simple as that.

Hope you'll find this list helpful. Feel free to add any further information to this post in the comments. I'll take care to integrate the additional info to the article.

Ciao, Raff