Vasion Print Log File Locations

Last Updated: April 07, 2026

Log files are an integral part of troubleshooting your Vasion Print instance An instance is a collection of services and service groups that is associated with a customer. A customer's instance is created from an app template and is then deployed to a cloud or virtual server.. You can find log files in different locations depending on the feature you are troubleshooting, and your operating system.

Log files open in chronological order, with the most recent entries at the bottom of the text file. In addition, you can use standard search functions in conjunction with a word such as "Error" to quickly locate the files. Product Support, may ask you to provide the specific log file to provide better assistance.

Log File Locations

Windows
Mac / Linux

Client and Services Logs

Client & Services Logs
Location	Feature	File Name
C:\WINDOWS\TEMP\PPP\Log\	Vasion Print Client	PrinterInstallerClient.log
%localappdata%\temp\ppp\log	Client Interface	PrinterInstallerClientInterface.log
%localappdata%\temp\ppp\log	IdP An identity provider (IdP) is a system entity that creates and manages identity information for an organization and can be authenticated by a computer system or network. An IdP is referred to as a security principal in Java and Microsoft documentation. An IdP also provides authentication services to relying apps in a federation or distributed network. Authentication	PrinterLogicIdpAuthentication.log
C:\Program Files (x86)\Printer Properties Pro\Printer Installer Client\ServiceClientLogs\	Email Printing	PrinterLogicServiceEmail.log
	Service Client	PrinterLogicServiceManager.log
	Printer Apps	PrinterLogicServicePrinterApp.log
	LDAP Sync / Google Identity Sync	PrinterLogicIdentitySync.log
	Simple Badge Release	PrinterLogicServiceSimpleBadgeRelease.log
	Vasion Output	PrinterLogicServiceOutputManagement.log
	SNMP A Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) collects and organizes information about managed devices on IP networks and modifys that information to change device behavior. Devices that typically support SNMP include cable modems, routers, switches, servers, computers, printers, and more.	PrinterLogicServiceSnmp.log
	External Gateway (ONP)	PrinterLogicServiceOffNetworkServer.log
	Internal Routing (ONP)	PrinterLogicServiceOffNetworkClient.log
	Internal Routing (ONCP)	PrinterLogicServiceInternalRouter.log
	Offline Secure Release Print	PrinterLogicServiceOfflinePrintApp.log
<Independent Service Manager Installation Directory>\bin\log	Email Printing	PrinterLogicServiceEmail.log
	Service Client	PrinterLogicServiceManager.log
	Printer Apps	PrinterLogicServicePrinterApp.log
	LDAP Sync / Google Identity Sync	PrinterLogicIdentitySync.log
	Simple Badge Release	PrinterLogicServiceSimpleBadgeRelease.log
	Vasion Output	PrinterLogicServiceOutputManagement.log
	SNMP A Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) collects and organizes information about managed devices on IP networks and modifys that information to change device behavior. Devices that typically support SNMP include cable modems, routers, switches, servers, computers, printers, and more.	PrinterLogicServiceSnmp.log
	External Gateway (ONP)	PrinterLogicServiceOffNetworkServer.log
	Internal Routing (ONP)	PrinterLogicServiceOffNetworkClient.log
	Internal Routing (ONCP)	PrinterLogicServiceInternalRouter.log
	Offline Secure Release Print	PrinterLogicServiceOfflinePrintApp.log

Client and Services Logs

Client & Services Logs
Location	Feature	File Name
/opt/PrinterInstallerClient/log	Vasion Print Client	service.log
	Client Interface	interface.log
	Vasion Print CUPS	backend.log
	IdP Authentication	PrinterLogicIdpAuthentication.log
	Email Printing	PrinterLogicServiceEmail.log
	Service Client	PrinterLogicServiceManager.log
	Printer Apps	PrinterLogicServicePrinterApp.log
	SNMP	PrinterLogicServiceSnmp.log
	Simple Badge Release	PrinterLogicServiceSimpleBadgeRelease.log
	Offline Secure Release Print	PrinterLogicOfflinePrintApp.log
	LDAP Sync / Google Identity Sync	PrinterLogicServiceIdentitySync.log
	Vasion Output	PrinterLogicServiceOutputManagement.log

Debug Mode

To enable debugging in the Client log:

Open your Printer Installer Client Console (default option CTRL+SHIFT+8).

To confirm the shortcut option, see the Shortcut Options section on Tools Settings Client.
In the Printer Installer Client Console modal, hold SHIFT and right-click in the bottom left corner of the console window.
Perform any tasks that were resulting in an error.
Review the log file which can be found at the path listed in the previous section or by selecting View in the Printer Installer Client Console modal.

The Printer Installer Client Console displays the Debugging message in the upper-right corner and the log file includes additional troubleshooting information.

To disable debugging, the Client must be shut down and started again, either through commands or applications like Task Manager.

For commands to stop and start the Client, see Client Commands. If you are troubleshooting a macOS or Linux device with our support team, see the Create a Debug Bundle section.