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Logging Facilities · PowerShell/Win32-OpenSSH Wiki · GitHub

Prior to v7.6.1.0, server side components supported only 1 logging facility (file based at logs\sshd.log). In v7.6.1.0 and later, ETW logging is added and is the default. You can view these logs under event viewer as follows:

The admin channel is for CRITICAL and ERROR events, operational is for INFO and debug is for DEBUG* variants. The payload would mimic what users would otherwise see in a typical syslog entry.

To see Debug logs in EventViewer, do the following:

File based logging option (useful for quickly collecting debug traces) can be turned on by setting the following in sshd_config

SyslogFacility LOCAL0

LogLevel Debug3

Restart the sshd service after making changes to sshd_config.

net stop sshd

net start sshd

With this option, the logs would be collected at %programdata%\ssh\logs.

sftp-server would follow similar semantics for logging (by default to ETW) and to files using the following as subsystem path in sshd_config:

sftp-server -f LOCAL0 -l DEBUG3

Restart the sshd service after making changes to sshd_config. sftp-server logs will be written to %programdata%\ssh\logs\sftp-server.log


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