Set Driver to Level Three (3)#

From Imanager:

• Select DirXML Management | Overview
• Select the driverset link (above the overview graphic)
• Select the "Misc" tab and set the appropriate trace level from 1 to 3

LDAP or Other Means#

The three attributes that can modified or added are:

• DirXML-DriverTraceLevel
• XSLTraceLevel
• JavaTraceFile

Normal troubleshooing should ONLY use DirXML-DriverTraceLevel. Do NOT use the XSLTrace Level attribute unless you are debugging style sheets as it will add a lot of data to your trace screen/file. For the JavaTraceFile the value should be a valid path and filename. The JavaTraceFile provides basically the same information as a DSTrace. The JavaTraceFile will keep using hard drive space as it captures information. Do NOT leave this value set for long periods of time.

Imonitor#

Imonitor (NDSIMON.NLM (Novell Netware), NDSIMON.DLM (Microsoft Windows), ndsimonitor (Linux/Solaris/AIX/HP-UX) can be used from a web browser to get trace information:

• Access iMonitor from :8008/nds>http://<server_ip>:8008/nds (default)
• In the left frame select "Trace Configuration"
• In the main body, select "Clear all" then select the checkbox for "DirXML" and "DirXML Drivers" from the lower panel
• Click "Trace On", then click "Trace History"
• Select the document icon on the right side of the entry listed as "Current" to view the live trace

Trace Levels and more Troubleshooting#

See A Methodology for Troubleshooting DirXML

NIDM Trace File Searches#

Some examples we found helpful for NIDM Trace File Searches

More Information#

There might be more information for this subject on one of the following: ...nobody