Is there a way to determine from the server logs which user has logged onto the JTS through a mobile device?
Is there a way to determine from the server logs or somewhere in which user has logged onto the Jazz Server through a mobile device? ( We are gathering some data to check if RTC can be supported on mobile and if so what would be the requirements/features that the users would like to have/see there )
Our environment is the following:
Distributed CLM 4.0.2, JTS, RTC, RQM, RRC, and DM.
RHEL 5.8
WAS 8.0.0.6
DB2 AIX 9.7.0.7
Thanks.
Our environment is the following:
Distributed CLM 4.0.2, JTS, RTC, RQM, RRC, and DM.
RHEL 5.8
WAS 8.0.0.6
DB2 AIX 9.7.0.7
Thanks.
One answer
you can turn on some logging feature in IHS and WAS to record the client address.. I don't know if it records the browser signature.. but some apps don't use the browser interface so that might not be useful info.
whether that is a 'mobile' device is another matter.
the ClearConcert RTC mobile app doesn't register itself as a browser based app.
whether that is a 'mobile' device is another matter.
the ClearConcert RTC mobile app doesn't register itself as a browser based app.
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Kevin Ramer
Aug 23 '13, 10:40 a.m.WAS doesn't seem to record identities when the NCSA http logs are enabled. There might be some other log4j settings that record logins, but I don't think much can be inferred from the information captured (e.g. date / time, ip address, user ID, http action)