What does the Debug log mode in Zscaler Client Connector primarily do?

The Debug log mode in Zscaler Client Connector is primarily designed to log all application activity that could assist in debugging issues. When this mode is enabled, it captures detailed information about the operations of the client, including network connections, service interactions, and any errors encountered during use. This comprehensive logging is invaluable for troubleshooting purposes as it allows administrators and support personnel to analyze the application's behavior and identify the root causes of any problems users may experience.

This logging capability is crucial when diagnosing connectivity issues or application malfunctions, as it provides insights that might not be readily visible through standard logging modes. By having access to extensive logs, troubleshooting becomes more efficient, enabling a quicker resolution to issues and improved overall user experience.

In contrast, the other options address different aspects of functionality that are not the primary purpose of the Debug log mode. For instance, recording user login attempts, tracking network speed, and storing configuration settings, while important, do not represent the comprehensive debugging capabilities that the Debug log mode provides. Instead, they serve different functions within the application’s overall management and monitoring framework.