Is there a command or PS command to disable a specific W3C Logging Field?
I know you can just go to IIS manager and uncheck the box but I have a few hundred servers to do.
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In most recent versions of IIS, Advanced logging is no longer supported.
I'm looking for an alternative, but the only thing I've been able to find is Enhanced Logging for IIS.
Unfortunately, this does not support filtering based on patterns (eg do not filter calls that end in .png or only filter calls that end in .asp).
The logs are picked up by the Microsoft Monitoring Agent and sent to an Azure Monitoring Workspace.
Is there a workaround?
If your requirement is filter the calls which end with .png or .asp. You can use "Request Filtering" in IIS.
You can right click in "Request Filtering" page and "Allow File Name Extension" or "Deny File Name Extension" to add the specified extension which you want.
I am trying to integrate Hawtio with my Java applications. I have an use case to display few features to level-2 support and few more to level-1 support,etc by enabling roles.
I am able keep separate creds for level-1/2 by using tomcat roles but I couldn't control the tabs likes Thread/dashboard,etc.
Is there anyway. I am using Hawtio-1.5.2-offline as a war format.
Currently it's not possible to control shows/hides of top-level tabs based on user roles.
You can show/hide top-level tabs on a per-user basis, or just customise the complete package itself. See this Q&A for more info:
How to hide the Tabs in Hawtio? Also, how to stop the default landing on ActiveMQ after connecting to remote server?
When I attempt to set up appfabric to link up to my application and monitor and track and tract it, I get an error stating
“Workflow persistence is not functional because the net.pipe binding is not enabled for this web site.”
Now according to This Website I need to enable the net.pipe bindings for a site. It says that To enable the net.pipe binding for a site, right-click the site in the Connections pane of IIS Manager, click Edit Bindings, and add net.pipe with binding information of “*”.
I go to Default Web Site, right click and click edit bindings, but am unsure how binding information plays into it. I see site bindings, one of them http no host name, port 80, ipaddress of * and no binding information. When I click add I can put in a host name, put in a port, select an ip address, and select a type (http or https). Where would I edit the binding information to make it * and thus no longer show the error with appfabric.
Thanks in advance!
In fact, it's depending on IIS and/or Windows Server version.
As a prerequisite, you have to enable Net Pipe Activation first. You can add it via windows feature or Server manager.
Here is the illustrated explanation :
First, Go to the Advanced settings on your Web Site.
Under IIS manager, it's on the right after you select your WebSite.
In Enabled Protocols, add net.pipe (default is http)
At the end, Add a new Bidning (Right Pane when you select your web site), and add a net.pipe binding with a wildcard "*" for Bidning Informaiton.
That's all.
Cybermaxs basically has the correct answer, with one minor caveat in my experience: You might need to do an iisreset before things will work (that is, click win + R, and enter iisreset, or just run iisreset in a command line window).
As a bonus, what follows is the equivalent of what Cybermaxs included, only from Windows 8. Search for "Turn windows features on or off" to open this window:
I can't seem to find an option to change the verbosity level of my IIS 7 log files (verbose, error, fatal etc). At the moment these things seem to be growing up exponentially and filling up a 700GB hard drive so I have to clean them up manually. If you go to a site's Logging dialog, there's no such option. Does IIS 7 log everything always?
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Which logging style do you use? W3C and Custom let you select which fields you want. Default actually leaves off a few key fields if you are doing any sort of analytics.
We actually disable the logs in lots of instances now that most folks do analytics in the cloud rather than on the disk. Very easy to turn back on if you need an audit trail.
You cannot set the verbosity level on IIS7 only the fields that you want.
I would like to know if it is possible to get audit logs on only one document library or list. I wouldn't like to do it at site collection or server farm level.
Also, is it possible in the audit logs to get information for the case of editing, what the original information was before editing and the new information?
Thanks in advance,
Matrich
In List Settings (or Library Settings) choose Information Management Policy settings.
Choose the "Define a policy..." radio button and choose OK.
Check the "Enable auditing" check box and that will show the auditable events that you can enable. Choose the ones that you want to track and click OK.
As for keeping track of what changed...I believe you will be better served by versioning enabled.