Updated Video: Logging Configuration on JSCAPE MFT Server

Words By John Carl Villanueva

Last Updated: December 11, 2022

A detailed discussion about the logging configuration settings on JSCAPE MFT Server

Blog

Today, we’ll talk about logging configuration on JSCAPE MFT Server. Logs are used for debugging or troubleshooting. It’s also where the MFT Server gets information for generating reports regarding the file transfer activities on your server.JSCAPE MFT Server logs all domain activity either to a log directory or to a JDBC accessible database

Try this out yourself. Download the free, fully-functional evaluation edition of JSCAPE MFT Server.

Download JSCAPE MFT Server Trial

Popular Articles

View more by JSCAPE

Setting Up SFTP Public Key Authentication On The Command Line

6 min read — December 11, 2022

SFTP Public Key Authentication enhances security by allowing users to access SFTP services without passwords, favoring automated transfers. The setup process involves creating a .ssh directory, generating a key pair with ssh-keygen, securing permissions, and copying the public key to the server, ensuring a secure connection without the need for passwords
Read Article
Active vs. Passive FTP Simplified

7 min read — December 11, 2022

The difference between active FTP and passive FTP modes lies in how connections are made. In active mode, the client initiates the connection with a PORT command, making the server connect back for data. In passive mode, the client uses a PASV command, gets a server port, and starts the data transfer connection.
Read Article
Active-Active vs. Active-Passive High-Availability Clustering

3 min read — December 11, 2022

An active-active high availability cluster distributes workloads evenly across all nodes, ensuring load balancing. An active-passive setup involves not all nodes being active, with the other node(s) on standby to take over if the active node fails, ensuring service continuity without load distribution.
Read Article

Posts By Category

Explore All Topics

Related Content

Read more about JSCAPE MFT

Data streaming vs. store-and-forward : Ensuring secure data transfers | JSCAPE

5 min read — April 4, 2024

Explore how secure data transfer is enhanced through JSCAPE's data streaming technology, surpassing traditional store-and-forward methods in efficiency and security. Compare the critical differences and benefits of adopting data streaming for secure, real-time data flow, which is essential for modern business operations.
Read Article
When SFTP isn’t enough— Signs you need an MFT Solution

19 min read — March 22, 2024

If SFTP limitations hinder your operations, consider an MFT solution for automation, protocol versatility, and advanced security. Explore our detailed blog post to learn when it's time to transition from SFTP to MFT and elevate your data transfers.
Read Article
SFTP vs MFT: Choosing the Right File Transfer Protocol

18 min read — March 7, 2024

SFTP focuses on secure file transfers over a network with data encryption and authentication features. MFT, or Managed File Transfer, includes SFTP's security measures and offers comprehensive data security, automation, reporting, and compliance capabilities. MFT provides a more advanced solution for businesses by supporting multiple protocols while enhancing file transfer workflows with added security and efficiency.
Read Article