Log_Authentication

Description:
Specifies whether or not authentication logging is enabled on the server. To enable authentication logging, set Log_Authentication to a value of 1.

For example, if you specify the following NOTES.INI settings

Log_Authentication=1 (to enable logging)

Debug_Console=1 (to write output to the console window)

Debug_Outfile=c:\debug\debug.txt (to write output to the specified text file)

this is sample output from client NOTES.INI

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  T:64 E:1: S:64:22 A:4:1 L:N:N:N
  
  T:64 E:1: S:64:22 A:4:1 L:N:I:N
  
  T:128 E:1: S:128:22 A:4:1 L:N:N:N

Authenticate: CN=CLEVES01/OU=Cleveland/OU=A/O=Acme
Authenticate: CN=ACCOUNT/OU=Memphis/OU=A/O=Acme
Authenticate: CN=CLEVES02/OU=Cleveland/OU=A/O=Acme

and this is sample output from server NOTES.INI

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  T:128 E:1: S:128:22 A:4:1 L:N:N:N

Authenticate: CN=Jane Ochoa/O=Acme

You can use the following table to interpret the output.

Field	Description
T	Ticket Width Examples of values are 64 and 128.
E	Encryption Bit Examples of values are 1 (Encrypted), 0 (Not encrypted), and 1:e (Escrow for International).
S	Encryption Strength The first value is the key length; for example, 128, 64, and 40. The second value is the algorithm; for example, 22 (RC4) and 2F (RC2).
A	Algorithm Examples of values are 4:1 (RC4) and 2:0 (RC2).
L	License Info The first value applies to the local ID (that is, local client or server); the second value applies to the remote ID (that is, the server); and the third value applies to the version of local software. Examples of values are N (North American/Global) and I (International).