Disable Enterprise Common Services (ECS) logging for Identity Manager
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Disable Enterprise Common Services (ECS) logging for Identity Manager

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Article ID: 33536

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Products

CA Identity Manager CA Identity Governance CA Identity Portal CA Risk Analytics CA Secure Cloud SaaS - Arcot A-OK (WebFort) CLOUDMINDER ADVANCED AUTHENTICATION CA Secure Cloud SaaS - Advanced Authentication CA Secure Cloud SaaS - Identity Management CA Secure Cloud SaaS - Single Sign On

Issue/Introduction

On the Identity Manager Provisioning Server is a set of logs located under your Enterprise Common Services (ECS) folder. In the default installation path, the location of the files is "C:\Program Files (x86)\CA\SharedComponents\Enterprise Common Services\SAF". You may want to disable these logs to save space on your Provisioning Server if you are running low on HDD resources.

Environment

Identity Suite 14.4

Resolution

To prevent IM from writing to ECS logs, there are several logging locations to check and see if it is enabled, all within the Provisioning Manager.

 

  1. In the File/Preferences menu, Click the Logging tab and unselect the "Common Services" checkbox under "Enabled".
  2. Click on System button in the toolbar, then click Global Properties and unselect the "Common Services" checkbox under "Enabled".
  3. For each endpoint that has been acquired in Identity Manager, go to its logging page and unselect the "Common Services" checkbox under "Enabled".

Additional Information

You do not need to restart any processes after making these changes. Once the steps have been completed, check on the SAF folder to see if the updates have stopped.

You may not be able to delete the existing files while your server is still running as it will say that Enterprise Common Services is using the files. However, disabling the logging should prevent the files from growing any larger. If you'd like to delete the logs that are already in the folder, reboot your Provisioning Server and then delete the existing logs.