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    [ [NO]ACCEPT ]
    [ [NO]ACTIVATE ]
    [ [NO]ADDRESS ]
    [ [NO]ALL ]
    [ [NO]CONNECT ]
    [ [NO]DEACTIVATE ]
    [ [NO]ERROR ]
    [ [NO]EXIT_CLEANUP ]
    [ [NO]LOGIN ]
    [ [NO]LOGOUT ]
    [ [NO]MODIFY ]
    [ [NO]REJECT ]

    Sets the specified logging options for the service you are
    configuring.

    The logging options have the following meanings:

    Option          Meaning

    [NO]ACCEPT      Message is logged when a request is accepted.
    [NO]ACTIVATE    Message is logged when the service is activated.
    [NO]ADDRESS     For auxiliary server messages and OpenVMS
                    security events, the message displays the
                    IP address as a host name. If host names are
                    not relevant, HP recommends that you specify
                    [NO]ADDRESS.
    [NO]ALL         Messages are logged for all events.
    [NO]CONNECT     Message is logged when the auxiliary server
                    issues a connect request back to the client.
                    The services that usually make this request (on
                    a second socket) are remote shell and remote
                    execute.
    [NO]DEACTIVATE  Message is logged when the service is being
                    deactivated.
    [NO]ERROR       Message is logged when an error is detected while
                    processing a request to the service.
    [NO]EXIT_       Message is logged when the service fails to
    CLEANUP         complete startup (that is, the server did not
                    assign the BG device, with logical name SYS$NET,
                    or did not issue a C socket before exiting).
    [NO]LOGIN       Message is logged when a connected terminal
                    server accepts a remote login request.
    [NO]LOGOUT      Message is logged when a connected terminal
                    server terminates a connection.
    [NO]MODIFY      Message is logged when the active service is
                    being modified.
    [NO]REJECT      Message is logged when a request is rejected.