Generally speaking,
you may be able to get away with turning on logging only as needed, to save space.
The better alternative is to leave logging on, but then you must check and analyze the log
often to identify issues and problems. When you have completed your check, save the old
log files.
There are many things you can log, as shown in Figure 27.14, and there are multiple
options from which you can choose.
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FIGURE 27.14 Viewing SUSE log settings.
To specify the location where the logging data is stored, look under Log Type in the DNS
Server Logging dialog box. By clicking the Browse button, you can select a new location
to store the file. It??™s recommended that you click Browse anyway and make a new directory
called DNSLOG, for example, so that you can save all your files in one location. As a
handy side note, from the example shown here, I have named the file in a way that dates
it, because if you save files, you will need a way to recall what files have what information
in them. You??™ll also need to know when they were created so that you have a way to track
back to a specific time or date.
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