How to turn on or off Outlook 2007 log

[Alondra]

Hi all,

I am using MS Outlook. It support it with various types of communication between the e-mail server entered in the log. When the Outlook and e-mail message transfer between servers when problems arise, these logs can help people troubleshooting. Outlook can be with the Exchange, POP3 (version 3), SMTP, IMAP and Windows Live Mail server communications are logged. I want to know that how to turn on or off Outlook 2007 log. Thanks in advance.

[Raine]

Like POP3 and IMAP transport logs to plain text and not encrypted. By Outlook features, user actions, object model or MAPI calendar generate calendar matters, will be written to the log file. The log file contains information about the following items:
Sniffer (Inbox auto-processing)
Free / Busy publishing
Reminder
Calendar project operations (create, modify, or delete)
Resource Book.
Calendar logging the primary purpose is to quickly identify certain situations, for example, the meeting due to unexplained reasons from the "Calendar" folder is removed.
Thanks and reply.

[Sam.D]

To help protect customer data, calendar log file is a binary file, such as the non-use of the conversion process will not be able to read. For more information about this feature, please contact Microsoft Services. Open the log, in the "Tools" menu, click "Options"., In the "Other" tab, click the "Advanced Options." Select the "Enable mail logging (troubleshooting)" check box, and then click two times "OK" twice. Restart Outlook. Check and reply.

[ZeDaX]

Restart Outlook, the title bar will appear the text " (enable logging)" indicates that logging is turned on. From this point on, whenever Outlook sending and receiving messages, Outlook and e-mail communication between the server will be written to the log file. In addition, as mentioned earlier in this topic, the log file also contains some calendar services. Points after the completion of fault diagnosis is extremely important to turn off logging. If you do not close the log, the log file size will continue to grow.Log off, in the "Tools" menu, click "Options.",In the "Other" tab, click the "Advanced Options." Do not select the "Enable mail logging (troubleshooting)" check box, and then click two times "OK.". Check and reply.

[Macarenas]

If you are using Microsoft Windows Vista, Go to c: User name/Local Settings/Temp/Outlook logging. If using Microsoft Windows Server 2003 and Microsoft Windows XP go to c:/ Documents and Settings/user name/Local Settings/Temp/Outlook Logging. You find that Local Settings folder is hidden by default. One of the following, you can see the Local Settings folder :In the "Tools" menu, click "Folder Options", click "View" tab, and then click "Show hidden files and folders" option. Check and reply.

[JonathanD]

The log file name similar to the HTTP-some one example com-05_17_2007-10_41_24_724.log, located in one of the following locations: Windows Vista- c:/ Usersuser name/Local Settings/Temp/Outlook Logging. In Windows, click "Start" button, and then click "Control Panel". In the "Select a category", the double-click the "Performance and Maintenance." Note If you are in the "Control Panel" in use "Classic View", then skip to the next step.In the "see", click "File Types." Note If you are in the "Control Panel" in use "Classic View", then double-click "Folder Options".Click the "View" tab. In the "Advanced Settings" of "files and folders" in the "hidden files and folders", click "Show hidden files and folders." Notes :IMAP and Windows Live ID account for you to perform each of these accounts to send / receive operation to generate a log. You may need to exit Outlook to make the log to write log file. All the best.