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showlogs Command Output (Continued)
CODE EXAMPLE 7-6
MAY 09 17:01:51 Sun-SFV440-a: 0004004f: "Indicator SYS_FRONT.SERVICE is now ON"
MAY 09 17:03:22 Sun-SFV440-a: 00040002: "Host System has Reset"
MAY 09 17:03:22 Sun-SFV440-a: 0004004f: "Indicator SYS_FRONT.SERVICE is now OFF"
MAY 09 17:03:24 Sun-SFV440-a: 0004000b: "Host System has read and cleared
MAY 09 17:04:30 Sun-SFV440-a: 00040002: "Host System has Reset"
MAY 09 17:05:59 Sun-SFV440-a: 00040002: "Host System has Reset"
MAY 09 17:06:40 Sun-SFV440-a: 0004004f: "Indicator SYS_FRONT.SERVICE is now ON"
MAY 09 17:07:44 Sun-SFV440-a: 0004004f: "Indicator SYS_FRONT.ACT is now ON"
sc>
Note – Time stamps for ALOM logs reflect UTC (Universal Time Coordinated) time,
while time stamps for the Solaris operating environment reflect local (server) time.
Therefore, a single event might generate messages that appear to be logged at
different times in different logs.
2. Examine the ALOM run log. Type:
sc> consolehistory run -v
This command shows the log containing the most recent system console output of
boot messages from the Solaris operating environment. When troubleshooting,
examine the output for hardware or software errors logged by the operating
environment on the system console.
the consolehistory run -v command.
consolehistory run -v Command Output
CODE EXAMPLE 7-7
May 9 14:48:22 Sun-SFV440-a rmclomv: SC Login: User admin Logged on.
#
# init 0
#
INIT: New run level: 0
The system is coming down.
System services are now being stopped.
Print services stopped.
May 9 14:49:18 Sun-SFV440-a last message repeated 1 time
May 9 14:49:38 Sun-SFV440-a syslogd: going down on signal 15
The system is down.
syncing file systems... done
Program terminated
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bootmode."
CODE EXAMPLE 7-7
Please wait.
shows sample output from