Logging Level for Identity Server

There is a path name configurable via the cosole but not log level. Within AMCOnfig.properties file, there is a com.iplanet.services.debug.level parameter but it does not seem to control the level of data being logged into the "logs" directory. Are there any other places where there are logging level parameters? Changing this one does not have any effect on the files in the "logs" directory - only the "debug" directory.
There are 4 main files in the logs directory - amAuthLog, amSSO.access amPolcy.access and amAuthentication.access. Is there any configuration data for any of these files?
Any help would be appreciated!
Thanks

The logging parameter that you are referring to is configured can be toggled on/off within the AMConfig.properties (changing it requires a restart)
com.iplanet.am.logstatus=ACTIVE
HTH!
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