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h3. {{access-log}} {anchor:a1}
The {{access-log}} element configures an HTTP access log. This element may appear zero or more times within the {{server}} element and zero or more times within the {{virtual-server}} element. For more information, see [#server], [{{server}}|S#s3], and [#virtual-server]. [{{virtual-server}}|V & W#v2].

h4. Subelements
|{{name}} |0 or 1 |The name that uniquely identifies the access log. If you specify a name, the server will not automatically log to this access log. Instead, you should explicitly configure this access log in an {{obj.conf}} {{AddLog}} directive. |
|{{file}} |1 |The file name of the access log. If a relative path is used, it is relative to the server's {{config}} directory. For example, {{../logs/access}}. |
|{{format}} |0 or 1 |The format of the access log entries. The default format is the CLF (common log file) format. For more information on the access log format, see [#Appendix C, [Appendix C: Using the Custom Log File Format|Administrator's Configuration File Reference#appC]. |

h4. See Also
* [#{{access-log-buffer}}]
* [#{{audit-accesses}}]
* [#{{event}}]
* [#{{log}}]
* [{{event}}|E#e2]
* [{{log}}|k & L#l4]

h3. {{access-log-buffer}} {anchor:a2}
The {{access-log-buffer}} element configures the access log buffering subsystem. This element may appear zero or one time within the {{server}} element. For more information, see [#server]. [{{server}}|S#s3].

h4. Subelements
h4. See Also
* [#{{access-log}}]
* [#{{event}}]
* [#{{log}}]
* [{{event}}|E#e2]
* [{{log}}|K & L#l4]

h3. {{acl-cache}} {anchor:a3}
The {{acl-cache}} element configures the Access Control List (ACL) cache. This element may appear zero or one time within the {{server}} element. For more information, see [#server]. [{{server}}|S#s3].

h4. Subelements
* [#{{acl-file}}]
* [#{{auth-db}}]
* [#{{dns-cache}}]
* [#{{file-cache}}]
* [{{dns-cache}}|D#d8]
* [{{file-cache}}|F & H#f1]

h3. {{acl-db}} {anchor:a4}
The {{acl-db}} element configures the WebDAV Access Control Protocol ACL database. This element may appear zero or one time within the {{dav}} element and zero or one time within the {{dav-collection}} element. For more information, see [#dav] [{{dav}}|D#d1] and [#dav-collection]. [{{dav-collection}}|D#d2].

h4. Subelements
* [#{{auth}}]
* [#{{auth-db}}]
* Chapter 9, [ACL Files|Administrator's Configuration File Reference#chap9]

h3. {{acl-file}} {anchor:a5}
The {{acl–file}} element defines a file that controls access to the server. This element may appear zero or more times within the {{server}} element and zero or more times within the {{virtual-server}} element. For more information, see [#server], [{{server}}|S#s3], and [#virtual-server]. [{{virtual-server}}|V & W#v2].

The value of this element is the file name of the ACL file. If a relative path is used, it is relative to the server's {{config}} directory. This element does not contain any subelements.
* [#{{auth}}]
* [#{{auth-db}}]
* Chapter 9, [ACL Files|Administrator's Configuration File Reference#chap9]

h3. {{audit-accesses}} {anchor:a6}
The {{audit-accesses}} element determines whether authentication and authorization events are logged. This element may appear zero or one time within the {{server}} element. For more information, see [#server]. [{{server}}|S#s3]. The default value is {{false}}. This element does not contain any subelements.

h4. See Also
* [#{{access-log}}]
* [#{{event}}]
* [#{{log}}]
* [{{event}}|E#e2]
* [{{log}}|K & L#l4]

h3. {{auth}} {anchor:a7}
The {{auth}} element configures WebDAV Access Control Protocol authentication. This element may appear zero or one time within the {{dav}} element and zero or one time within the {{dav-collection}} element. For more information, see [#dav] [{{dav}}|D#d1] and [#dav-collection]. [{{dav-collection}}|D#d2].

h4. Subelements
Table 3-5 List of {{auth}} Subelements
||Element ||Occurrences ||Description ||
|{{auth-db-name}} |0 or 1 |The ACL authentication database to use. The value is the {{name}} from an {{auth-db}} element. The default value is the value of the {{default-auth-db-name}} element. For more information, see [#{{auth-db}}]. |
|{{method}} |0 or 1 |The authentication method to use. The value can be {{basic}}, {{digest}}, or {{ssl}}. The default value is {{basic}}. |
|{{prompt}} |0 or 1 |The prompt that is displayed to clients when they request authentication. The default prompt is {{Sun Java System Web Server WebDAV}}. |
* [#{{acl-db}}]
* [#{{auth-db}}]
* [#{{default-auth-db-name}}]
* [{{default-auth-db-name}}|D#d3]
* Chapter 9, [ACL Files|Administrator's Configuration File Reference#chap9]

h3. {{auth-db}} {anchor:a8}
The {{auth-db}} element configures an ACL authentication database. This element may appear zero or more times within the {{server}} element and zero or more times within the {{virtual-server}} element. For more information, see [#server], [{{server}}|S#s3], and [#virtual-server]. [{{virtual-server}}|V & W#v2].

h4. Subelements
|{{url}} |1 |The URL of the ACL authentication database. The type of ACL authentication database is specified in the URL scheme. For example, {{ldap://ds.example.com/dc=example,dc=com}} configures a LDAP directory server as an ACL authentication database. |
|{{auth-expiring-url}} |0 or 1 |The URL to which the server redirects the client if the supplied password is about to expire. |
|{{property}} |0 or more |Configures the ACL authentication database properties. For more details, see [#property]. [{{property}}|P#p3]. |
|{{description}} |0 or 1 |The description of the ACL authentication database. The value is in text format. |
* [#{{acl-db}}]
* [#{{auth}}]
* [#{{default-auth-db-name}}]
* [{{default-auth-db-name}}|D#d3]
* Chapter 9, [ACL Files|Administrator's Configuration File Reference#chap9]

h3. {{auth-realm}} {anchor:a9}
The {{auth-realm}} element configures a Servlet container authentication realm, which is used to authenticate access to web applications. This element may appear zero or more times within the {{server}} element. For more information, see [{{server}}|S#s3].

h4. Subelements
|{{type}} |0 or 1 |The type of a built-in authentication realm. Only applicable when {{class}} is omitted. The value can be {{file}}, {{ldap}}, {{pam}}, {{certificate}}, or {{native}}. |
|{{class}} |0 or 1 |The class that implements a Servlet container authentication realm. Only applicable when {{type}} is omitted. The value is a class name. |
|{{property}} |0 or more |The Servlet container authentication realm properties. For more details, see [#property]. [{{property}}|P#p3]. |

h4. See Also
* [#{{default-auth-realm-name}}]
* [#{{servlet-container}}]
* [{{default-auth-realm-name}}|D#d4]
* [{{servlet-container}}|S#s4]

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