Use
the FTPLOGGING statement to indicate whether the FTP server should
log FTP server activity. The following types of activities are logged:
- Connectivity
- Authentication
- Access
- Allocation
- Deallocation
- Data transfer
- JES job submission
- SQL query
- Abnormal end
- Confidence of success level assigned to each file transfer when CHKCONFIDENCE is coded
The activities are logged in the SYSLOGD file. Each logging entry has a message number.
FTPLOGGING controls logging for non-anonymous user.
Syntax
.-FTPLOGGING FALSE----------. >>-+---------------------------+------------------------------->< '-FTPLOGGING--+-TRUE------+-' +-TRUENODNS-+ '-FALSE-----'
Parameters
- TRUE
- The FTP server should log FTP session activity.
Tip: If TRUE is used, a long delay in login processing might occur because the FTP server issues a DNS query to resolve the remote host IP address.
- TRUENODNS
- The FTP server should log FTP session activity, however the client hostname lookup done during connection initiation is disabled. Message EZYFS50I contains UNKNOWN for the host name.
- FALSE
- The FTP server should not log FTP session activity.
Examples
To request that the FTP server
log session activity:
FTPLOGGING TRUEUsage notes
- Each activity logging message has a message number within the range of EZYFS50 to EZYFS95.
- If FTPLOGGING 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
- CHKCONFIDENCE statement (FTP client and server) statement
- See ANONYMOUSFTPLOGGING (FTP server) statement to control logging for an anonymous user.