Example: Enabling Logging for All
Setting the --secpcynotsupported log flag to all means the gateway logs a message in a gateway log file when an attempt is made to log on using a client or proxy that is unable to automatically support security policy:
gtwcontrol --secpcynotsupported log=all
Example: Enabling Logging for Clients
Setting the --secpcynotsupported log flag to client means the gateway logs a message in a gateway log file when an attempt is made to log on using a client that is unable to support security policy:
gtwcontrol --secpcynotsupported log=client
The gateway does not log a message if a logon attempt uses a proxy that is unable to support security policy, because such a proxy is incapable of telling the gateway when the client does not support security policy.
Example: Enabling Logging for Proxies
Setting the --secpcynotsupported log flag to proxy means the gateway logs a message in a gateway log file when an attempt is made to log on using a proxy that is unable to automatically support security policy:
gtwcontrol --secpcynotsupported log=proxy