Topic Last Modified: 2007-05-16
World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) extended log file entries are the default log entries for Windows Server 2008 SMTP Server. Some SMTP log file entries differ from Web and FTP entries. Fields that require text values that do not apply to SMTP Server are represented by a hyphen (-) or a zero (0) in the log file. Fields requiring numeric values are represented by a zero (0) in the log file. In the following table, fields listed in bold text indicate default log file entries.
| Field | Log field | Description |
|---|---|---|
|
Date |
date |
Connection date |
|
Time |
time |
Connection time |
|
Client IP Address |
c-ip |
IP address of the client that accessed the server |
|
Client domain name |
cs-username |
Client that accessed the server |
|
Service Name |
s-sitename |
Internet Information Services (IIS) service |
|
Server Name |
s-computername |
Server on which the log entry was generated |
|
Server IP |
s-ip |
IP address of the server on which the log entry was generated |
|
Method |
cs-method |
Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) protocol command sent by the client |
|
URI Stem |
cs-uri-stem |
Not applicable to Microsoft SMTP Service |
|
URI Query |
cs-uri-query |
Varies for Microsoft SMTP Service; depends on the SMTP protocol command |
|
HTTP Status |
sc-status |
SMTP protocol reply code |
|
Win32 Status |
sc-win32-status |
Windows Server 2008 status or error code; 0 indicates success |
|
Bytes Sent |
sc-bytes |
Bytes sent by the server |
|
Bytes Received |
cs-bytes |
Bytes received by the server |
|
Time Taken |
time-taken |
Length of time that the action took in milliseconds |
|
Server Port |
s-port |
Not applicable to SMTP service |
|
User Agent |
cs(User-Agent) |
Not applicable to SMTP service |
|
Cookie |
cs(Cookie) |
Not applicable to SMTP service |
|
Referrer |
cs(Referrer) |
Not applicable to SMTP service |