Logging Enhancement on Configuration Setting in RpcConnection

The original implementation of the getConnectionHeader() method in RpcConnection does not include detailed logging regarding the configuration of the Crypto AES feature. This lack of logging can lead to several issues: #
Undetected Crypto AES Configuration: If Crypto AES is enabled or disabled without proper logging, administrators may not be aware of the active encryption settings. This can lead to a misconfigured environment where sensitive data is not properly secured, or unnecessary resources are consumed by enabling encryption when it's not required.

1. Troubleshooting Challenges: Without logs that clearly indicate whether Crypto AES is enabled or disabled, diagnosing issues related to encrypted communication becomes significantly harder. In the event of a communication failure or performance issue, the lack of logs may hinder root cause analysis, delaying resolution.

2. Unintended Configuration Behavior: If the configuration is altered or misconfigured (e.g., Crypto AES is inadvertently disabled), the absence of logs makes it difficult to confirm that the system is operating as intended. This could lead to security vulnerabilities or unexpected behavior that goes unnoticed.

 
Expected Behavior:
Enhanced logging should provide clear insights into the configuration state of Crypto AES during the establishment of the connection header: *
If Crypto AES is enabled, the system should log the setup of the Cipher transformation, including the key and default value.

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  If Crypto AES is disabled, the system should log this state, ensuring that the administrator is aware and that this is the intended configuration.

 
How-to-Fix:
To address these issues, the code can be enhanced by inserting specific log statements that capture the state of the Crypto AES configuration. These logs should be added right before the Cipher transformation is set up or bypassed, ensuring that the configuration's impact on the system is well-documented.