Use the ANONYMOUSFTPLOGGING statement
to indicate whether the FTP server should log FTP server activity
for an anonymous user. The following types of activities are logged:
- Connectivity
- Authentication
- Access
- Allocation
- Deallocation
- Data transfer
- JES job submission
- SQL query
- Abnormal end
The activities are logged in the SYSLOGD file. Each logging entry has a message number.
Syntax
.-ANONYMOUSFTPLOGGING FALSE------. >>-+--------------------------------+-------------------------->< '-ANONYMOUSFTPLOGGING--+-TRUE--+-' '-FALSE-'
Parameters
- TRUE
- The FTP server should log FTP session activity.
When ANONYMOUSFTPLOGGING is TRUE, a long delay in login processing might occur because the FTP server issues a DNS query to resolve the remote host IP address.
- FALSE
- The FTP server should not log FTP session activity.
Examples
To request that the FTP server
log session activity for an anonymous user:
ANONYMOUSFTPLOGGING TRUEUsage notes
- Each activity logging message has a message number within the range of EZYFS50 to EZYFS95.
- ANONYMOUSFTPLOGGING controls logging for anonymous users.
- If ANONYMOUSFTPLOGGING is TRUE, connectivity, authentication, and access activity log entries are made for all sessions because the server does not know whether the login is anonymous or not.
Related topics
See FTPLOGGING (FTP server) statement to control logging for a non-anonymous user.