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Guide Sections:

WSS Desktop Web Proxy Configuration User Guide
Installing DWP
Configuring DWP
Configuring Client-Specific Desktop Web Proxy
Troubleshooting Desktop Web Proxy

Configuring Desktop Web Proxy Logging Levels

Desktop Web Proxy (DWP) logs are available to help you and your service provider diagnose connection problems. The DWP logging level is configurable only on the client, not on the Management Portal.

Three levels of logging are available:

  • Basic - Logs errors; the default.
  • Medium - Logs errors and warnings.
  • Detailed - Logs messages, errors, and warnings.

To configure a DWP logging level:

  • Hold down the Shift key and right-click the DWP tray icon.
  • Select one of the following logging levels:
    • User-specific logs are written to %ALLUSERSPROFILE%\ApplicationData\DWP_Webfiltering\< WindowsloginID >.< WindowsDomain >\DesktopWebProxy_*.log
    • Generic logs are written to %ALLUSERSPROFILE%\ApplicationData\DWP_Webfiltering\

    The DWP_Webfiltering folder also contains uDWPStarter_CA.log and uDWPStopper_CA.log, which contain installation information that is not related to diagnostic logging.