Job Management Partner 1/Software Distribution Administrator's Guide Volume 1
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You must set whether or not Web access logs are to be acquired, and specify filtering conditions for the logs that are to be acquired. Because collection of Web access logs may result in a large amount of data, you should set filtering conditions in such a manner that log information for Web pages that are used frequently in jobs will not be collected.
Figure 6-20 Edit Software Operation Monitoring Policy dialog box (setup for collecting Web access logs)
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- Acquire Web access log
- When selected, this option specifies that Web access logs are to be acquired. The default is that this check box is not selected (Web access logs are not to be acquired).
- Use the filtering function
- When selected, this option specifies that the filtering function is to be used for acquiring Web access logs. This option is enabled when the Acquire Web access log check box is selected. The default is that this check box is not selected (the filtering function is not to be used). Because a large amount of Web access log information is likely be acquired, you should use the filtering function.
- If you do not select this check box, any existing filtering conditions will be deleted.
- Acquire log that does not match the filtering conditions
- Specifies that log information that does not match a URL or title specified in the filtering conditions is to be acquired. You select this option when there will be no access problems with the target Web sites, such as with an intranet.
- Acquire only log that matches the filtering conditions
- Specifies that only log information that matches a URL or title specified in the filtering conditions is to be acquired. You select this option when specific sites are to be prohibited, such as Web sites that are not related to the jobs and potentially harmful Web sites.
- List of filtering conditions
- Lists the filtering conditions that have been specified.
- Edit button
- Displays the Filtering Condition Settings dialog box, which you use to create, change, and delete Web access log filtering conditions.
- Organization of this subsection
- (1) Adding filtering conditions
- (2) Changing or deleting filtering conditions
(1) Adding filtering conditions
Use the Filtering Condition Settings dialog box to create the filtering conditions that are to be applied when Web access logs are acquired.
Figure 6-21 Filtering Condition Settings dialog box
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- URL
- Select this option to specify as a filtering condition the URL of a Web site that can or cannot be viewed. The default is that this option is selected.
- Title
- Select this option to specify as a filtering condition the window title of a Web site that can or cannot be viewed.
- Registration
- Specifies the name to be displayed for this filtering condition in the list of filtering conditions, as 1 to 64 bytes. The name can consist of any characters other than the space and tab characters. Note that this name is not case sensitive.
- Filtering condition
- Specifies the URL or title of a Web site, as 1 to 260 bytes. Any URL or title that contains the character string specified here is filtered. For example, If the URL radio button is selected and the character string hitachi is specified, all URLs that contains hitachi will be filtered.
- Add button
- Adds the filtering condition defined by the specified filtering type, registration name, and filtering condition. The added filtering condition is displayed in Specified items.
- You can specify a maximum of 100 filtering conditions.
- When the Finish button is clicked and the Filtering Condition Settings dialog box is closed, the specified filtering conditions take effect.
- Modify button
- Modifies an existing condition. For details about how to modify a filtering condition, see (2) Changing or deleting filtering conditions.
- Specified items
- Lists the filtering conditions.
- Delete button
- Deletes an existing filtering condition. For details about how to delete a filtering condition, see (2) Changing or deleting filtering conditions.
(2) Changing or deleting filtering conditions
You can also use the Filtering Condition Settings dialog box to change and delete filtering conditions.
To change a filtering condition, select in the Specified items list the filtering condition to be changed, and then specify as necessary the new filtering type, registration name, and filtering condition. When you click the Modify button, the selected condition is changed in the Specified items list.
To delete a filtering condition, select in the Specified items list the filtering condition to be deleted, and then click the Delete button. You can select multiple conditions and delete them all at once.
To apply the modified and deleted settings, click the Finish button to close the Filtering Condition Settings dialog box.
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