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The information in the log file
Domino® logs activity in the log file (LOG.NSF).

The information is not visible in the log file, but you can access the information in the file by writing an API program. For information about writing an API program to access this information, see the Lotus C API Toolkit for Notes/Domino. The toolkit is available for download; for information about the download, see Additional documentation resources in the related topics.

Note: Activity logging records in the log file are hidden. The records you can see in the log file do not contain as much detail as activity logging records and are not updated as often as activity logging records. You can view activity logging information by running Activity Analysis.

You use the Domino Administrator to specify which types of activity to log.

Table 1. Types of activities you can log

Activity type What this logs

Agent When a Domino server runs scheduled agents, as well as the running time of the agents

HTTP Web server requests

IMAP Activity generated during an IMAP session

LDAP Activity generated by all LDAP activity. Each type of LDAP activity generates a separate record. The types of LDAP activity include abandon, add, bind, compare, delete, extended, modify, modify distinguished name, search, and unbind.

Mail Activity generated by mail and mail-related messages being routed to and from the server. The messages can come from a Domino server or an SMTP server.

Notes® Database When an Notes clients and Domino servers open, use, and close Notes databases and the duration of use.

Notes Passthru When users or servers connect through a Domino pass-through connection, as well as the activity that is generated through that connection

Notes Session When Notes clients and Domino servers acting as clients start and end sessions with a Domino server

POP3 Activity generated during a POP3 session

Replica Activity generated by replication with another server or with a client

SMTP Activity generated during an SMTP session

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Activity type	What this logs
Agent	When a Domino server runs scheduled agents, as well as the running time of the agents
HTTP	Web server requests
IMAP	Activity generated during an IMAP session
LDAP	Activity generated by all LDAP activity. Each type of LDAP activity generates a separate record. The types of LDAP activity include abandon, add, bind, compare, delete, extended, modify, modify distinguished name, search, and unbind.
Mail	Activity generated by mail and mail-related messages being routed to and from the server. The messages can come from a Domino server or an SMTP server.
Notes® Database	When an Notes clients and Domino servers open, use, and close Notes databases and the duration of use.
Notes Passthru	When users or servers connect through a Domino pass-through connection, as well as the activity that is generated through that connection
Notes Session	When Notes clients and Domino servers acting as clients start and end sessions with a Domino server
POP3	Activity generated during a POP3 session
Replica	Activity generated by replication with another server or with a client
SMTP	Activity generated during an SMTP session