HP Integrity BL870c HP Integrity iLO 2 Operations Guide, Eleventh Edition - Page 88

Table 8-6 Events and Actions Event FPL SEL MPEL Action Functions Forward Progress Log - New events overwrite old FPL events once the FPL is full. Stores all events of level 0 or greater System Error Log - New events are not logged to the SEL when the SEL is full. Thus, it is Stores all events of level necessary for a user or an application to periodically clear the SEL. Reading 2 or greater the SEL turns off the attention LED. Accessing this buffer is the only way to turn off the attention LED when it is flashing. MP Event Log - Stores user action events including user login New events overwrite old MPEL events once the MPEL is full. The iLO 2 MPEL records the following events: • iLO 2 MP login, logout attempts and login failure records • MP firmware upgrade • MP firmware activate event • Console access • Clearing of logs MPEL logs cannot be cleared. Formatting options are not available for MPEL. Live Logs Displays events, live as The Live Logs feature enables you to apply a filter, and filter out logs by they occur cell or by partition, or to view only error logs. Clear Logs Clears the activity and error log buffers The Clear Logs command clears both the FPL and SEL. It is useful for getting a "clean log trace". A user with Console access right can view the System Event Log. Only a user with iLO Configuration access right can clear the logs. Login rights are sufficient to view the logs. But for clearing the logs, iLO Configuration rights are required for all the partitions to which user has access. But MPEL logs cannot be cleared. Keyword Format For the event logs, the default format is Keyword (keyword plus hex). SEL and FPL provide formatting options, the other two formats are raw hex mode and text mode. Text mode gives a multi-line display that is more readable and decodes any physical location data. The (D)ump command dumps the entire log in keyword format. It is useful for capturing the log contents to a file and emailing it for analysis by support personnel. Navigation Navigation commands enable you to move forward or back a screen at a time, and to jump to a specific log number or to the first or last log entry. Table 8-7 lists the navigation commands and their actions. Table 8-7 Navigation Commands Navigation Command D F L J + Action Dump log starting at current block for capture and analysis (for SEL and FPL) Dump log starting from the beginning (for MPEL) Display first (oldest) block Display last (newest) block Jump to specified entry and display previous block Display next (forward in time) block Display previous (backward in time) block Repeat previous +/- command Repeat previous +/- command 88 Using iLO 2