You can adjust the level of detail provided in the log messages by the Process Tracker server module in the Process Tracker Plugin Settings. The agent logging details are controlled by the Agent Logging configuration in Edit Policy and are not independently adjustable for the Process Tracker module.
The server logging feature contains a log level setting that searches messages by type, including Debug information, Notice, Warning, Error, Critical, Alert, and Emergency. Each logging level includes the messages generated by the level below it. For example, Critical includes Alert and Emergency messages. Debug is the highest level and includes all other levels. For information about accessing the log file and notifications related to its content, refer to the CLI Command Reference.
Logging Level | Description |
|---|---|
Debug | Logs debugging messages. This logging level is normally used when debugging a program only. It includes all types of logging messages. |
Info | Logs Informational messages about regular system processing. |
Notice (default) | Logs notification messages that identify minor problems on the host endpoint that do not inhibit regular agent function. Defaults are used until the problem is resolved. |
Warning | Logs warning messages that identify non-critical and correctable errors on the host endpoint, such as a specified value that is too large. |
Error | Logs error messages that identify program errors on the host endpoint, such as when a file cannot be found. |
Critical | Logs critical messages that identify serious conditions on the host endpoint, such as hard drive errors. |
Alert | Logs messages that identify urgent conditions on the host endpoint that require immediate remediation, such as a corrupted system database. |
Emergency | Logs system failure messages that identify total system failures on the host endpoint. These system failures usually cause the agent to stop functioning. |