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- Verbose logging is a computer logging mode that records more information than the usual logging mode. (Verbose means "using more words than necessary".) Verbose logging options are usually enabled specifically for troubleshooting because they create large log files and can slow down performance.

CONTRIBUTORS:	Martin Blum
LAST UPDATED:	09 Aug 2004

Read more about verbose logging:

-	This SANS Institute article illustrates how enabling verbose logging in Microsoft's Proxy Server log files can be used to identify intrusions.

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