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The level of logging defines how detailed the log is. A lower level, such as Unusual Activity, provides greater detail because more types of events are logged.
| Level | Description |
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| Severe Error | An event is written to the log when a severe problem or critical condition occurs, such as a server failure. |
| Error | An event is written to the log when an error condition occurs, such as when a connection attempt to a client fails. |
| Warning | An event is written to the log when a warning condition occurs, such as a server communication failure. |
| Unusual Activity | An event is written to the log when unusual activity occurs, such as a user trying to log in with an incorrect username. |
| Information | An event is written to the log with every significant action that takes place, such as the server log starting. |
Note: Events for the selected level and all higher levels are logged. If you select Unusual Activity, the server logs all severe error, error, warning, and unusual activity events.
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