How to set up PopProxy* log file size ?

Dear All,
Does anybody know how to set up MMP PopProxy* log file size and rollovertime ?
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Steve

SteveHibox wrote:
Does anybody know how to set up MMP PopProxy* log file size and rollovertime ?Details on these settings are available here:
http://wikis.sun.com/display/CommSuite6U1/Communications+Suite+6+Update+1+What%27s+New#CommunicationsSuite6Update1What%27sNew-MMPLogging
Regards,
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