Appendix E. Log Files
E.1.3.2 Transaction Log Format
Each record in the transaction log includes at least two fields in addition to the
timestamp and device name:
Message Type Code – Identifies the type of event that has occurred. This is a
number that corresponds to the description immediately following. If this log
is being read by a software program, a number is very easy to use for
comparison when looking for specific message types.
Message Type Description – Text that describes the message type code.
The following table is a list of the different messages that can appear in the
transaction log, some of the optional parameters and what the message means.
Where appropriate, a suggested response to the message is provided.
TABLE E-1. Transaction Log Messages
Code
Message Text
Message Parameters
Message Meaning
User Response to
Message
1 Network device
added
Device Name A new device was
added to the network
map.
2 Network branch
deleted
Device Name A branch of the
network map was
deleted (this may
consist of a single
device)
3 Network branch
moved
Device Name A branch of the
network map was
moved from one
parent device to
another (not
supported in
LoggerNet 1.1)
5 Network logon
succeeded
Logon Name A client application
successfully attached
to the server
6 Network logon
failed
Logon Name A client application
failed to attach to the
server
If unsuccessful logon
messages occur
frequently, use a
network monitor to
determine who is trying
to connect. If security
is enabled this message
will appear for someone
trying to connect with
the wrong user name or
password.
7 Security session
opened
The security
configuration utility
has attached to the
server.
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