Canceling A Disk Test; Printing Armserver Log Contents; Displaying Hardware Logs - HP Surestore Disk Array 12h - And FC60 System Administrator Manual

Canceling a Disk Test

If you do not want to wait for a disk test to complete, you can cancel it using the dteststat command
and testing will stop immediately.
To cancel a disk test in progress, type:
dteststat -D slot -c <array-id>

Printing ARMServer Log Contents

ARMServer maintains a number of configuration and status log files on the server. The contents of the
various log files maintained by ARMServer can be printed using the logprint command. The contents of
the logs may be useful in identifying any possible problems that may be occurring with the disk array.
For a detailed explanation of the log contents output, see the on-line help logprint description.
To print the contents of the ARMServer logs, type:
logprint[-d log_directory_name] [-s start_time] [-e stop_time]
[-t record_type...] [-a array_serial_number]
log_directory_name identifies the location of the log files
start_time and stop_time limit the output to events between the specified times
record_type identifies the type of record(s) to print. Records include system usage log
(usage), disk error log (disk), controller error log (ctrlr), system change log (change), and
performance log (perf)
array_serial_number limits the output to only those entries associated with the specified
disk array.

Displaying Hardware Logs

In addition to the logs maintained by ARMServer, hardware logs are also stored on the disk array. The
arraylog command provides access to the controller and disk logs maintained by the disk array. These
logs contain information useful for diagnosing and troubleshooting the disk array. The logs can also be
cleared using arraylog. The arraylog options for accessing the disk array hardware logs are listed in
Table 29.
Using the ARM Command Line Utilities for Windows NT
Performing Disk Array Maintenance Tasks
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