# Logging

To assist in the monitoring of events in AD Bridge during the testing and configuration phase, we recommend enabling the debug logging.

&#x20;On the Configuration tab under Service Options check the Debug Logging selection.

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On the main menu select Bridge Log.

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The Bridge Log window will open.&#x20;

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When activity in the AD Bridge is activated from selecting **Publish** you will start to see the logging information.&#x20;

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Logs can be exported to a .csv file.

#### Other Logging

In addition to the Bridge Log in the application, all bridge logs can be viewed via Windows Event Viewer.

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