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Chapter 6 Using Integrated RA to Manage Server Operations EVENT LOG Event Total Entries 212 Paged Displaying Entries 197...182 New | Code Description Severity | | Date Time 01801 System boot (POST complete) 20001 Administrator 1 login 20003 Administrator 1 auto-logout i 03/10/98 02:37:17 i 03/10/98 02:37:16 i 03/10/98 02:28:29 20001 Administrator 1 login 20106 Front panel power down i 03/10/98 02:22:20 W * 03/09/98 04:14:35 01801 System boot (POST complete) 20003 Administrator 1 auto-logout i 03/09/98 02:54:54 i 03/01/98 23:06:15 20001 Administrator 1 login i 03/01/98 22:59:19 Select (1)Newest, (2)Display Last ASR Screen, (3)Dump Entire Log, (\)Erase Log, (0)Main Menu, (,) for older events, (.) for newer events: Figure 6-2. Integrated RA Event Log The log provides the following information about server events: • The event code (see Appendix A for more information on event codes). • A short description of the event. • The date and time the event occurred. • Whether the event is newly logged. This is indicated by a plus sign (+). • Whether a page has been sent in response to the event. This is indicated by an asterisk (*). While the Event Log is displayed, by pressing the symbol in parentheses, you can perform the following operations: • (1) Newest. Use to show any events that have occurred since the log window was last displayed. • (2) Display Last ASR screen. Show the screen displayed on the server upon an ASR (Automatic Server Restart) event. • (3) Dump Entire Log. Capture event log as a file. (With pcAnywhere you must use the File Transfer function immediately after invoking this command.) • (\) Erase the Log. Erases the entire log of events 57

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Chapter 6
Using Integrated RA to Manage Server Operations
57
EVENT LOG
Total Entries 212
Paged
Event
Displaying Entries 197...182
New |
Code Description
Severity | | Date
Time
----- ----------------------------------------- - - -------- --------
01801 System boot (POST complete)
i
03/10/98 02:37:17
20001 Administrator 1 login
i
03/10/98 02:37:16
20003 Administrator 1 auto-logout
i
03/10/98 02:28:29
20001 Administrator 1 login
i
03/10/98 02:22:20
20106 Front panel power down
W
* 03/09/98 04:14:35
01801 System boot (POST complete)
i
03/09/98 02:54:54
20003 Administrator 1 auto-logout
i
03/01/98 23:06:15
20001 Administrator 1 login
i
03/01/98 22:59:19
Select (1)Newest, (2)Display Last ASR Screen, (3)Dump Entire Log,
(\)Erase Log, (0)Main Menu,
(,) for older events,
(.) for newer events:
Figure 6-2. Integrated RA Event Log
The log provides the following information about server events:
•
The event code (see Appendix A for more information on event codes).
•
A short description of the event.
•
The date and time the event occurred.
•
Whether the event is newly logged. This is indicated by a plus sign (+).
•
Whether a page has been sent in response to the event. This is indicated by
an asterisk (*).
While the Event Log is displayed, by pressing the symbol in parentheses, you can
perform the following operations:
•
(1) Newest.
Use to show any events that have occurred since the log
window was last displayed.
•
(2) Display Last ASR screen.
Show the screen displayed on the server
upon an ASR (Automatic Server Restart) event.
•
(3) Dump Entire Log.
Capture event log as a file. (With pcAnywhere you
must use the File Transfer function immediately after invoking this
command.)
•
(\) Erase the Log.
Erases the entire log of events