The Troubleshooting page of the Exceed onDemand Xconfig dialog box provides several methods for troubleshooting problems associated with the X server. You can generate client and proxy log files, and you can perform traces.
The client log file records Exceed onDemand Client connection information. To generate a client log file, logging must be enabled. When starting an Exceed onDemand Session, click Enable Logging on the Settings menu in the Exceed onDemand Client dialog box. After you connect to a host, you can view the client log by pointing to File, View Log, and then clicking Client Log on the Exceed onDemand Desktop menu.
For information on specifying what is logged, see Configuring Log Files.
Select the Xconfig file in which you want to configure the proxy log settings and open the Exceed onDemand Xconfig dialog box. The Troubleshooting page lets you configure the type of information you want the Exceed onDemand X server to log. Specified information, such as transport errors and the names of requested fonts that were not found, is recorded in a proxy log file (ewebhost.log). This file is located on the Exceed Connection Server. You can view the proxy log file using the Exceed onDemand Desktop menu.
For information on specifying what is logged, see Configuring Log Files.
Select the Xconfig file in which you want to configure trace settings and open the Exceed onDemand Xconfig dialog box. The Troubleshooting page lets you configure trace options. You can trace the events, requests, and dialogs that occur between the X server and the X application.
For more information on tracing X server actions, see Tracing X Server Actions and Accessing Log or Trace Files.