Kaspersky Endpoint Security for Windows 11.1.1

TRACES. Traces

Enable / disable tracing. By default, tracing is disabled.

Command syntax

TRACES on|off [<tracing level>] [<advanced settings>]

Tracing level

 

<tracing level>

Level of detail of traces. Available values:

  • 100 (critical). Only messages about fatal errors.
  • 200 (high). Messages about all errors, including fatal errors.
  • 300 (diagnostic). Messages about all errors, as well as warnings.
  • 400 (important). All error messages, warnings, and additional information.
  • 500 (normal). Messages about all errors and warnings, as well as detailed information about the operation of the application in normal mode (default).
  • 600 (low). All messages.

Advanced settings

 

all

Run a command with the dbg, file and mem parameters.

dbg

Use the OutputDebugString function and save the trace file. The OutputDebugString function sends a character string to the application debugger to display on screen. For details, visit the MSDN website.

file

Save one trace file (no size limit).

rot

Save traces to a limited number of files of limited size and overwrite the older files when the maximum size is reached.

mem

Save traces to dump files.

Examples:

  • avp.com TRACES on 500
  • avp.com TRACES on 500 dbg
  • avp.com TRACES off
  • avp.com TRACES on 500 dbg mem
  • avp.com TRACES off file

See also:

Creating an application trace file

Creating a performance trace file

Contents and storage of trace files

Contents and storage of dump files

Enabling and disabling dump writing

Enabling and disabling protection of dump files and trace files