Central Logging Site

You can record messages from multiple Adaptive Servers in the Windows event log of a central, network computer. The recording computer does not need to run Adaptive Server.

Diagram of a Central Logging Site
Image shows three Adaptive Server and their error logs connecting to a central logging site, which is run by the Windows Even Log.

Image shows three Adaptive Server and their error logs connecting to a central logging site, which is run by the Windows Even Log.

Use a central logging site for flexibility in managing multiple Adaptive Servers. For example:

A system administrator can monitor the status of all Adaptive Servers on the network by examining the central event log.
Users can view error messages in either the local Adaptive Server error log file or the central event logging site.

Log Messages from Multiple Adaptive Servers
Configure central logging computer to log messages from multiple Adaptive Servers.
Set Up a Local Central Logging Site
An event-logging computer uses a Registry key to define each message-sending Adaptive Server, and cannot log messages from servers for which it has no key.

Parent topic: Log Error Messages and Events