When a user logs in to Workplace and successfully sees shortcuts, the log file entries looks like this:
The username credentials are logged with a session ID (when troubleshooting, just look for the username):
Feb 26 22:03:03 127.0.0.1/127.0.0.1 local7.debug DEBUG [22:03:03,612] GOT:
CredentialsManager[teamSessionId=+kMs+1fJYyVOxJ8f/YO0gg==,teamcredentials=
{username=jdoe} ,credentials={}]
Later you see a message indicating a successful load of the shortcut (in this case a Web shortcut):
Feb 26 22:03:03 127.0.0.1/127.0.0.1 local7.debug DEBUG [22:03:03,615]
pcsession: <authorize:exit> uri=http://wemmet.internal.net status=SUCCESS
The successful load of a network shortcut looks like this:
Feb 26 22:03:03 127.0.0.1/127.0.0.1 local7.debug DEBUG [22:03:03,617]
pcsession: <authorize:exit> uri=smb://marshare01/marketing status=SUCCESS
If a user does not see shortcuts (because of an access rule you have set up, for example), the denial of access looks like this:
Look for the username at login:
Feb 26 22:12:15 127.0.0.1/127.0.0.1 local7.debug DEBUG [22:12:15,027] GOT:
CredentialsManager[teamSessionId=hZ98BEZxdyARJCtjkGl3lA==,teamcredentials=
{username=dsmith} ,credentials={}]
Look for the shortcut information that is failing to load on the user's WorkPlace portal page. This is an example of a Web shortcut failure:
Feb 26 22:12:15 127.0.0.1/127.0.0.1 local7.debug DEBUG [22:12:15,043]
pcsession: <authorize:exit> uri=http://wemmet.internal.net status=FAILURE
Access (permit/deny) to a resource share is also logged in extaweb_access.log
:
192.168.2.69 - (jdoe)@(AD) [26/Feb/2017:22:19:21 +0000] "GET
/workplace/access/exec/file/view?path=smb://marshare01/marketing/
reports.doc/ HTTP/1.1" 200 4608
An additional WorkPlace-related log file in syslog format
(/var/log/aventail/wp_init.log)
is also available.