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Outlook Add-In Version & Logs
- MS Outlook Version
- Add-in Version
- Windows Add-in Logs
- Outlook Web Access Logs (macOS)
- Outlook Add-in Server Logs
MS Outlook Version 
To check the version of the desktop Outlook application:
| Version | Path |
|---|---|
| Outlook for Windows | In the File menu, open the Office Account section. |
| Outlook for macOS | Open the Outlook menu and select About. |
Add-in Version
To check the add-in version number:
| Version | Path |
|---|---|
| Outlook Add-in for Windows | To view the add-in version, hover the mouse pointer over the add-in button. |
| OWA Version of the Add-in (macOS) | In the main view of Outlook for Mac (email list), click the Get Add-ins button. On the OWA portal, log in to your account and select the add-in in the Manage Add-ins section. |
| Add-in Backend | The backend's version can be checked with the system administrator or eXpress technical support/implementation specialist who installed the add-in.
For Administrators: Viewing the Add-in Backend Software VersionIf you have access to the server:http://server_address:port/api/meetings/check
Usually: http://server_address:7100/api/meetings/check
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Windows Add-in Logs
The local log of the add-in installed via the MSI package is located here: C:\Logs\ExpressMeetingAddIn<date>.log.
The logging level is configured in the serilogSettings.json file in the add-in installation folder. If a full detailed log is needed for debugging, set the Verbose value for the MinimumLevel.Default and MinimumLevel.Override.Default attributes in the file (not recommended for permanent use: significantly increases log size and may slow down performance).
You will also need the configuration file ExpressMeeting.dll.config from the add-in installation folder (e.g., C:\Program Files\eXpress\ExpressMeeting).
If a branded app is used, the name may differ from Express.
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❓ Related Topics:
- MSI Installation Logs on Windows
Outlook Web Access Logs (macOS) 
Client-side logs for the OWA add-in are unavailable. Diagnostics must be performed using server logs.
Outlook Add-in Server Logs
Азк Administrators: Collecting the Add-In Server Logs
Logs for the add-in backend using AD authentication are stored by default in the following server folder:
C:/logs/core-service/
The folder path is specified in the configuration file appsettings.Production.json under the key:
Serilog.WriteTo[Name ="Logger"].Args.configureLogger.WriteTo[Name="File"]. Args.path
See the add-in installation guide for administrators.
To collect logs for the add-in backend with Keycloak authentication, run the following commands:
docker logs express-meeting-core-service-main &> /tmp/core.log
docker logs express-meeting-template-service-main &> /tmp/template.log