Application, Solaris™ Log Files' Directories; Simple Diagnostic Tool's File; Useful Solaris™ Configuration Files - Avaya G860 Installing And Operating

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M5K-CALAMA-M::~# perl Project/scripts/sc_collect.pl boards
Collecting debug data
mode: "boards"
to file: /sc_collect_boards.tar.gz
Done.
M5K-CALAMA-M::~#
There are also other options to filter the log information
collected for transfer for analysis:
#!/usr/bin/perl
#
# This scripts collects data for debug: logs, core files etc.
# Usage sc_collect.pl option output-archive.
# Parameter "option" can get values
# "current" -- core files and current logs,
# "logs"
# "boards"
# "config"
SystemParams.ini)
# output-archive is the name of archive to store. The created file
is named <output-archive>.tar.gz
# and placed under the root directory
# default value is sc_collect_<option>
#
Sometimes the customer is asked to collect the log information from both the active
and redundant, standby SC boards. For example, it could be required for analysis of
problems involving an SC board switch-over. In this situation, the perl
Project/scripts/sc_collect.pl current commands should be executed on both the
active and redundant, standby SC boards.
16.6 Application, Solaris™ Log Files' Directories
The system's Log files are:
Application log files exist in each SC board in directory /Project/bin/log.
Solaris™ log files exist in each SC board in directory /var/adm/messages.
16.7

Simple Diagnostic Tool's File

To activate the simple diagnostic tool, run tools d.
16.8 Useful Solaris™ Configuration Files
In the event that configuration problems are encountered, it's useful to check the
integrity of the following files:
180 Installation & Operation Manual
-- core files and all logs,
-- logs of boards,
-- configuration of system (BMO and