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Adding Windows Eventlogs as Destination for NLog Subsystem (and Job Servers)

philipp stummer
over 1 year ago

Hi guys,
Maybe someone knows a bit more in configuring NLOG than I do.
I'm trying to send all logs generated by the JobServer-Component to a Windows Eventlog instead of to a file. Up until now I didn't succeed :-/
What I did so far is:
Downloaded the Windows Eventlog "sink" from nlog and copy the dlls to the OIM-Directory.
"Installed" the dlls with Nuget
Registered the dlls with .Net-Libraries in the OS

The error message I see in the nlog-verbose-log is:
2023-07-14 19:35:38.7420 Warn Error has been raised. Exception: NLog.NLogConfigurationException: Target 'One Identity' not found for logging rule: *.

The corresponding config in global.cfg is:
<extensions>
<add assembly="NLog.WindowsEventLog" />
</extensions>
<targets>
<default-wrapper xsi:type="AsyncWrapper" batchSize="1000" overflowAction="Block" timeToSleepBetweenBatches="0" />

<target xsi:type="EventLog"
name="One Identity"
source="One Identity Manager"
eventId="${event-properties:EventId:whenEmpty=0}"
layout="${message}${newline}${exception:format=ToString}" />
</targets>

Maybe anyone can help me in configuring Nlog correctly?

Cheers,
 Philipp

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  • +1 over 1 year ago

    Hi Philipp, OneIM already writes fatal errors via NLog into the Windows Eventlog. When you look into the globallog.config, you will see the eventLog target defined, as well as a logger rule to write any fatal error into the eventLog target. To avoid getting you logging customization wiped out by Autoupdate, you can use the prepared includes of custom-log-variables.config and custom-log-targets.config. Best regards

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  • +1 over 1 year ago

    Hi Philipp, OneIM already writes fatal errors via NLog into the Windows Eventlog. When you look into the globallog.config, you will see the eventLog target defined, as well as a logger rule to write any fatal error into the eventLog target. To avoid getting you logging customization wiped out by Autoupdate, you can use the prepared includes of custom-log-variables.config and custom-log-targets.config. Best regards

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  • 0 over 1 year ago in reply to Andreas Finsterbusch

    Hi Andreas,
    Thx for pointing this out. That setting wasn't there in my globallog.config since it was obviously modified by somebody else in the past.
    If I modify the eventLogLevel OIM starts to write to the Application Log. For whatever reason it ignores a custom log specified as below:

    <target xsi:type="EventLog"
    name="One Identity"
    source="One Identity Manager"
    eventId="${event-properties:EventId:whenEmpty=0}"
    layout="${message}${newline}${exception:format=ToString}" />

    Cheers,
     Philipp

  • 0 over 1 year ago in reply to philipp stummer

    Hi Philipp,

    some thoughts:
     - Is there a logger entry matching your targets name?  ( writeTo="One Identity" )
     - Does this logger entry have a proper level or minlevel attribute?
     - Entries are case sensitive.
     - There might be a permission issue. Has the JobService the permission to write to the event log?
    Best regards,
    Andreas