1 Introduction

This document describes how to set up logging for various MyID^® systems, including:

• MyID Desktop, Self-Service App, Self-Service Kiosk and the MyID Client Service – see section 2, Windows clients.

• MyID Windows Integration Service (WSVC) – see section 3, MyID Windows Integration Service.

• MyID Identity Agent – see section 4, MyID Identity Agent.

• MyID Client Components – see section 5, MyID Client Components.

• MyID Web Service Architecture – see section 6, MyID Web Services.

• MyID Notifications Service – see section 6, MyID Notifications Service.

• MyID REST and Authentication Web Services – see section 7, MyID REST and authentication web services.

• Other MyID web services – see section 8, Other MyID web services.

• MyID server components – see section 9, Server components.

Important: Use this document only in conjunction with advice from customer support. Log files are not intended to be readable by customers, and may require expert analysis. Do not leave logging switched on when you do not need to; the files may become very large and may impact performance. Log files may also contain sensitive information. Always back up your system before making any changes; switching on logging may require the manual editing of configuration files or the system registry.