Buffalo Surveillance Server Administrator's Manual page 233

Manage Data and the Information Repository: Data Service Policies and Vault Admin
If you have enabled and are running a console to monitor a Vault, you must close the
console only via Vault Admin. Closing the console or window manually will shut the
Vault.
Define where Output is sent to. The file path (including filename) that you enter here defines
where message files are written to. On all OSs, this option creates a file that contains all of
the output data.
Select Type of Messages. The lower left box of the window displays the types of devices
from which you can capture diagnostic information. Check the checkbox in front of each of
the option that you want to select. You can make multiple selections simultaneously.
The following provides details about the available options:
Type of Message
General Vault
Library
File system
Tape devices
Optical devices
CD-ROM devices
DVD devices
Hard disk devices
Database subsystem
RPC mechanism
Lock subsystem
Select Message Detail. The Buffalo Surveillance Server lets you choose a level of detail to
include in your diagnostic logs. Use the combo box menu in the Message Detail section and
select from the available list.
Provides information about client connections and data
moving in and out of the Vault.
Provides details about SCSI activity regarding moving
media within a robotic tape storage device.
Includes any messaging about the host computer's
working environment.
Provides information about the inner workings of the
storage device itself.
Provides information about the inner workings of the
storage device itself.
Provides information about the inner workings of the
storage device itself.
Provides information about the inner workings of the
storage device itself.
Provides information about the inner workings of the
storage device itself.
For use only by Buffalo Surveillance Server engineers.
For use only by Buffalo Surveillance Server engineers.
For use only by Buffalo Surveillance Server engineers.
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