HTTPERR and Access Logging

Article
08/26/2009

Applies To: Windows Server 2008 R2

HTTPERR and access logs capture error responses to clients, connection timeouts, orphaned requests, and dropped connections that are handled incorrectly.

Events

Event ID	Source	Message
47	Microsoft-Windows-HttpEvent	Failed to configure the %2 logging (directory %4), Status: %1.
49	Microsoft-Windows-HttpEvent	Failed to create %2 log file %5. Status: %1.
15000	Microsoft-Windows-HttpEvent	Unable to create log file %2. Make sure that the logging directory is correct and this computer has write access to that directory.
15001	Microsoft-Windows-HttpEvent	Unable to create the log file for site W3SVC%2. Make sure that the logging directory for the site is correct and this computer has write access to that directory.
15002	Microsoft-Windows-HttpEvent	Unable to write to the log file %2 for site W3SVC%3. Disk may be full. If this is a network path, make sure that network connectivity is not broken.
15003	Microsoft-Windows-HttpEvent	Unable to create the centralized binary log file. Make sure that the logging directory is correct and this computer has write access to that directory.
15004	Microsoft-Windows-HttpEvent	Unable to write to the centralized binary log file %2. Disk may be full. If this is a network path, make sure that network connectivity is not broken.
15006	Microsoft-Windows-HttpEvent	Owner of the log file or directory %2 is invalid. This could be because another user has already created the log file or the directory.
15011	Microsoft-Windows-HttpEvent	Unable to create the error log file. Make sure that the error logging directory is correct.
15012	Microsoft-Windows-HttpEvent	Unable to write to the error log file. Disk may be full. The data field contains the error number.
15013	Microsoft-Windows-HttpEvent	Error logging configuration failed. The data field contains the error number.
15017	Microsoft-Windows-HttpEvent	Unable to create the centralized W3C log file. Make sure that the logging directory is correct and this computer has write access to that directory.
15018	Microsoft-Windows-HttpEvent	Unable to write to the centralized W3C log file %2. Disk may be full. If this is a network path, make sure that network connectivity is not broken.

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