HP BL680c XenServer Administrator's Guide 4.1.0 - Page 70

Command line interface 5.4.6.1. log-get-keys log-get-keys List the keys of all of the logging subsystems. 5.4.6.2. log-reopen log-reopen Reopen all loggers. Use this for rotating log files. 5.4.6.3. log-set-output log-set-output output=nil | stderr | file:filename | syslog:sysloglocation [key=key ] [level= debug | info | warning | error] Set the output of the specified logger. Log messages are filtered by the subsystem in which they originated and the log level of the message. For example, debug logging messages from the storage manager can be sent to a file via the following command: xe log-set-output key=sm level=debug output=file:/tmp/sm.log The optional parameter key specifies the particular logging subsystem. If this parameter is not set, it will default to all logging subsystems. The optional parameter level specifies the logging level. Valid values are debug, info, warning or error. 5.4.7. Network commands Commands for working with networks. The network objects can be listed with the standard object listing command (xe network-list), and the parameters manipulated with the standard parameter commands. See Section 5.3.2, "Low-level param commands" for details. Network parameters Networks have the following parameters: Parameter Name uuid name-label name-description VIF-uuids PIF-uuids bridge Description The unique identifier/object reference for the network The name of the network The description text of the network A list of unique identifiers of the VIFs (virtual network interfaces) that are attached from VMs to this network A list of unique identifiers of the PIFs (physical network interfaces) that are attached from XenServer Hosts to this network name of the bridge corresponding to this network on the local XenServer Host Type read only read only read only read only set parameter read only set parameter read only 64