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Network Inventory Server Log

In the Logs > Network Inventory > Server section, you can see the log information about events of the Automation Server tasks. Also you can open log records and remove Server Log entries. By default, two data views are available:

  • All Time - displays all errors and failures that the Network Inventory Server Log contains

  • Last 7 days - displays errors and failures reported for the last 7 days

You can switch between views using the View: [View Name] list on the Module menu. You can also customize the default views using the standard Customize View window and save your customizations as your own custom views that will display the log data exactly as you need.

Each entry in the list contains Closedstatistics about a particular log record. The overall statistics of all sessions are shown in the footer.

  • Log Date - the date and time when the event was logged.

  • Order - the number of the server log record.

  • Task Summary - the short summary of the task.

  • Details - the detailed information about the event.

  • Task User Name - the name of the user initiated the server task (not shown by default).

  • Task ID - the number of the task (not shown by default).

In this section, you can perform the following operations:

  • ClosedTo view a log record:

    • Double-click a record (or select it, and click View Details). The log file opens.

  • ClosedTo delete one or several log records:

    • Select one or several records, and click Delete.

    • To delete all records, click Clear All.

      • NOTE: Alloy Navigator Express automatically removes old log records after a specified number of days. To change that number, click Settings and enter a new number.

  • ClosedTo refresh the view:

    • The view automatically refreshes every ten seconds. To refresh it manually, click Refresh (or press F5).

  • ClosedTo configure log settings:

    1. Click Settings.

    2. Specify the number of days to keep log records before they are removed.

    3. Click OK.

Related information:

Configuring log settings