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The default logging level is INFO, which means that messages of levels SEVERE, WARNING, 
and INFO are generated. To view the current logging level, run the FTS Server adminTool with 
the printLogLevel command. To change the logging level at run time, run the adminTool with 
the configureTrace -logLevel command.
15.7.3  Full Text Search Exporter trace
When you experience issues with the FTS Exporter, enable tracing by using the -traceDir 
and -traceLevel parameters. Set the -traceLevel parameter to FINE when you troubleshoot 
a problem. A trace file is created and named ftiexport_0.0_DDMMYYHHMM.log in the directory 
that is specified by the -traceDir parameter. 
By enabling trace within the FTS Exporter, you also enable trace in ODWEK, which results in 
the creation of an ODWEK trace file that is named arswww.trace. This trace file is also written 
to the traceDir directory. The FTS Exporter trace files can be read with any text editor, but 
the ODWEK trace files are viewable only by using the Content Manager OnDemand arstfmt 
command.
If you are running the FTS Exporter by using a configuration file, you must create a separate 
configuration file with the trace level set to a different level because the command-line 
parameter is ignored when you use a configuration file.
15.7.4  Authentication and FTS Exporter errors
Use the following tips to help you troubleshoot authentication and FTS Exporter-related 
errors.
Authentication errors
If you encounter any errors about authentication in the FTS Exporter trace, the FTS Server 
log, or message 439 in the Content Manager OnDemand system log with the following 
message text, the wrong authentication token might be in use:
FTS Error: IQQD0040E The client specified the wrong authentication token. -- 
File=arsfti.cpp, Line=394
The default authentication token of fIqBxTQ= can change because of a reinstallation of the 
FTS Server or other severe incidents. Y ou can discover the current authentication token by 
running the configTool of the FTS Server with the printToken parameter. See 
Example 15-5.
Example 15-5   Displaying the active token
# /opt/ibm/odfts/V9.0/bin/configTool.sh printToken
The authentication token is printed below. This token is used to communicate with 
the server. Store the token if applicable.
fIqBxTQ=
Y ou can configure the authentication token that is used by Content Manager OnDemand 
through a configuration setting in the ars.cfg file of your instance:
ARS_FULL_TEXT_INDEX_TOKEN=fIqBxTQ=
Y ou can also configure the configuration parameter and the parameter file of the FTS 
Exporter application through a configuration setting in the ars.cfg file of your instance.