UpdateFamProps

How can I set the debug logging level (and other FAM 8.0 opensso server properties) of the FAM server opensso.war to a different level?

Note, this is NOT the agent debug level, this is the debug level on the FAM server opensso.war for logging the server side messages. Although these are not directly the agent properties, they affect the agnet and also help you troubleshoot problems wehn an agent and fam server installations are having problems.

See Policy Agents 3.0 Main wiki page for other information.

In previous releases of the Access Manager, for example, AM 7.1, the properties of the fam server and opensso.war you deployed were kept in the fam servers AMConfig.properties file. But for FAM 8.0 OpenSSO new versions will not use this AMConfig.properties file anymore - it is gone from newer builds. Instead you can edit a fam 8.0 server opensso.war installation's properties through the opensso UI console.

For example the debug level property which allows you to log more or less debug messages in FAM logs, this property can be set thru the opensso UI console. For other properties it is similiar.

Here are the steps:

  1. login to opensso UI console using amAdmin user
  2. click on the "Configuration" tab
  3. click on the "sites and servers" tab
  4. click on the link in the servers section of the UI, the link looks something like http://host:port/opensso which takes you to the next page.
  5. on the next page, scroll down until you see the "Debugging and Logging" section.
  6. In the Debug Level dropdown box, select "message"(or whatever level you desire) and click on "Save" button.
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