Configuring CMS Logs776 Netscape Certificate Management System Installation and Setup Guide • October 2001To delete a listener from the CMS configuration:1. In the Log Event Listener Management tab, select the listener you want todelete and click Delete.2. When prompted, confirm the delete action.The CMS configuration is modified. If the changes you made require you torestart the server, you will be prompted accordingly. Don’t restart the serveryet; you can do so after you’ve made all the required changes.Step 4. Create New ListenersThis generally not required. However, if you want to create a new listener, followthe procedure in this section.Adding a log-event listener to the CMS configuration involves creating a newinstance of an already registered log plug-in module, assigning a unique name forthe instance, and entering appropriate values for the parameters that define themodule you want to create an instance of.When you add a listener, the CMS configuration gets updated with the relevantinformation. Keep the following points in mind:• When naming a listener, be sure to formulate the name using any combinationof letters (aA to zZ), digits (0 to 9), an underscore (_), and a hyphen (-); othercharacters and spaces are not allowed. For example, you can typeAudit_Log_Listener or AuditLogListener as the instance name, but notAudit Log Listener.• The status of the listener, enabled or disabled, depends on whether you checkor uncheck the enabled parameter; only an enabled listener records events.Figure 23-2 shows the log modules registered with a Certificate Manager. If youhave registered any custom policy modules (see “Registering a Log Module” onpage 792), they too will be available for selection.
