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Logging

This chapter describes how to set up and use logging functions in

RSA RADIUS Server.

Logging Files

The following files establish settings for logging and reporting.

Table 15. Logging and Reporting Files

File Name	Function

radius.ini	Controls the types of messages RSA RADIUS Server
	records in the RADIUS system log file and the location of
	the log directory.

Using the RADIUS System Log

The RADIUS system log records RADIUS events, such as server startup or shutdown or user authentication or rejection, as a series of messages in an ASCII text file. Each line of the system log file identifies the date and time of the RADIUS event, followed by event details. You can open the current RADIUS system log file while RSA RADIUS Server is running.

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