IBM FileNet Content Manager 5.2.1: Auditing and Logging - F287G

Description

How to monitor the system logs and enable trace logging to troubleshoot issues.
How to use auditing to trace object activity.

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Work with system logs

Content Platform Engine system logs
Web application server logs
Log locations
Trace logs
Trace subsystem - domain level configuration
Trace subsystem - site level configuration
Guidelines: Monitor log files

Work with audit logs

What is auditing?
Why audit?
Audit definitions
Create an audit definition
Object operations that you can audit
Audit entries
View audit entries
Pruning audit entries
Create and audit disposition policy
Audit disposition schedule

Appendix

Start and stop system components
Troubleshooting

Aim

Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:

Monitor system logs
Enable/disable trace logging for troubleshooting
Create audit definitions
View audit entries
Prune audit entries

Participant requirements

Skills:

Experience with P8 terminology, including: Content Platform Engine, IBM Content Navigator, object stores, objects.
Ability to add, checkout, and delete documents, using IBM Content Navigator.
Experience with the Administration Console for Content Platform Engine.
Experience creating document and folder classes, property templates, and so on.

Recommended prerequisite courses to teach required skills:

F270 IBM Content Navigator 2.0.3.6: Introduction, or equivalent knowledge
F280 - IBM FileNet Content Manager 5.2.1: Introduction, or equivalent knowledge
F282 - IBM FileNet Content Manager 5.2.1: Work with object metadata, or equivalent knowledge
F283 - IBM FileNet Content Manager 5.2.1: Security, or equivalent knowledge

Participant

This course is intended for system administrators who administer IBM FileNet Content Manager
environments.