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Figure 51 Vivaldi Log You can double click on an event to display the same information in a separate window. For a list of all events, see Events and Messages. The status bar at the bottom of the screen indicates whether the log is a MegaRAID Storage Manager server log or a locally stored log file. When a Vivaldi log/MegaRAID Storage Manager log appears, the Log menu has the following options: • Save Log: Saves the current log to a .log file. • Save Log Text: Saves the current log in .txt format. • Load: Enables you to load a local .log file in the bottom of the MegaRAID Storage Manager main menu window. If you select the Load menu, you will not be able to view the current log. • Rollback to Current Log: This menu appears if we have loaded the logs from a local .log file. Once you select this menu, you can view the current log. • Clear Log: Clears the current log information, if you have full access (versus view-only access). You have the option to save the log first. System Log By default, all the severity events are logged in the local syslog. Based on the operating system you are using, the system log is logged in the following syslog locations: • In Windows, the system log is logged in Event Viewer -> Application. • In Linux, the system log is logged in /var/log/messages. • In Solaris, the system log is logged in /var/adm/messages. DB09-000202-05 37857-02 Monitoring Controllers and Its Attached Devices Rev. F - May 2011 Copyright © 2011 by LSI Corporation. All rights reserved. Page 69

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Monitoring Controllers and Its Attached Devices
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DB09-000202-05 37857-02
Rev. F - May 2011
Copyright © 2011 by LSI Corporation. All rights reserved.
Figure 51
Vivaldi Log
You can double click on an event to display the same information in a separate window. For a list
of all events, see
Events and Messages
. The status bar at the bottom of the screen indicates
whether the log is a MegaRAID Storage Manager server log or a locally stored log file.
When a Vivaldi log/MegaRAID Storage Manager log appears, the Log menu has the following
options:
•
Save Log
: Saves the current log to a
.log
file.
•
Save Log Text
: Saves the current log in
.txt
format.
•
Load
: Enables you to load a local
.log
file in the bottom of the MegaRAID Storage Manager
main menu window. If you select the
Load
menu, you will not be able to view the current log.
•
Rollback to Current Log
: This menu appears if we have loaded the logs from a local .log
file. Once you select this menu, you can view the current log.
•
Clear Log
: Clears the current log information, if you have full access (versus view-only
access). You have the option to save the log first.
System Log
By default, all the severity events are logged in the local syslog. Based on the operating system
you are using, the system log is logged in the following syslog locations:
•
In Windows, the system log is logged in Event Viewer -> Application.
•
In Linux, the system log is logged in /var/log/messages.
•
In Solaris, the system log is logged in /var/adm/messages.