Specifications

Monitoring Address Book Server
To keep Address Book Server operating smoothly, you must monitor service logs as
well as current statistics.
The Address Book Server Overview pane lets you keep track of the following vital
statistics:
Whether the service is running Â
When the services started running Â
How many requests are being responded to each hour Â
The following sections contain more information about monitoring Address Book Server.
Viewing Address Book Server Vital Status
You can nd information about the state of Address Book Server, including whether
it’s running, when it started running, and how many requests are being made, using
Server Admin or from the command line.
To view Address Book Server statistics:
1 In Server Admin, select a server and select Address Book.
2 Click the Overview button in the toolbar.
From the command line:
sudo serveradmin status addressbook
Viewing Address Book Server Logs
Address Book Server keeps two logs: one for access (/var/log/carddavd/access.log)
and one for errors (/var/log/carddavd/error.log). You can view and lter the logs to
troubleshoot the service or monitor overall service reliability.
To view the logs:
1 In Server Admin, select a server and select Address Book.
2 Click the Logs button in the toolbar.
3 Select a log from the View pop-up menu.
4 Use the text lter eld to lter the log for specic text strings.
From the command line:
Use less or cat to view the logs, or use tail to actively watch changes to a log le.
For example, to track the error log:
tail -f /var/log/carddavd/error.log
For more information about using these command-line tools, see their man pages.
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