By default, whenever an exception is thrown, a brief message displays in the ControlPoint user interface.
ControlPoint Application Administrators can, however, make additional logging and tracing available by changing the Value of the ControlPoint Setting Advanced Logging and Tracking from false to true.
NOTE: This is an Advanced Setting.
This additional logging and tracing and is used to assist Quest Support with troubleshooting and problem-solving.
The following settings allow ControlPoint to access activity data when a cross-farm Service Application is created on a farm other than the one on which ControlPoint is installed.
NOTE: These are Advanced Settings.
Global Logging Database Connection Settings
·Connection String for Global Logging Database on Different Farm (GLOBALSP)
·Web Apps Connected to Global Logging Database on Different Farm (GLOBALLSPWAPS)
Global Web Analytics Database Connection Settings
·Connection String for Web Analytics Reporting Database on Different Farm (GLOBALWASP)
·Web Apps Connected to Web Analytics Reporting Database on different Farm (GLOBALWASPWAPS)
By default, if an Active Directory Group is a Site Collection Administrator, ControlPoint does not look inside the group to determine if a logged in user is a member of that group in order to calculate permissions.
ControlPoint Application Administrators can, however, have ControlPoint look for Site Collection Administrators within Active Directory groups by changing the ControlPoint Setting Look for Site Collection Admin Users in Active Directory Groups (SiteAdminAD) from false to true.
NOTE: Be aware that if ControlPoint is required to look for users within Active Directory groups, processing time may increase.
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