Exciting news - Release 325 is here!
The Tulip team has rolled out some fresh updates across multiple features, along with some bug fixes. Check out the release notes and dive into what’s new.
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" * Enhanced OPCH connection logging for HTTP, SQL, OPC UA, and MQTT connections to improve security monitoring and compliance. All connection events are now captured in standardised format with detailed audit trails for security investigations. Logs include endpoint information, HTTP request/response details, connection status, and timing data while protecting sensitive parameters."
Is this for OPCH LTS14 and greater? Is command line still the only way to access OPCH logs?
-jordan
Hi @jjj,
This would be available with LTS15 OPCH, and yes the command line still the only way to access OPCH logs.