Logs

Use the page as a starting point to view problem or informational logs.

Introduction

If you enter this page through the user interface navigation, you can view the user-entered log entries that were generated during the preceding 25 hours. If you enter this page through an action selection from a previous page, the log entries are filtered according to the selections on the previous page. You can also select a set of filtering criteria and can refresh the logs from this page. If no log entries exist, an empty log entry table is displayed.

Menu path

Real-time manager > Monitor system > Logs

Fields

Storage complex
The user-assigned name of the storage complex that contains the resources that are summarized.
Storage unit
The user-assigned name of the storage unit that contains the resources that are summarized.
Severity
The importance of the log entry. Values are All, Problem, Attention, Event, or Heartbeat.
Status
The current situation of the log entry. Values are All, Open or Closed.
All log entries
This selection shows all existing log entries.
Range of log entries
Select this to specify chronological log filtering criteria.
From this date
The date of the earliest log entry that you want displayed.
time
The time of the earliest log entry that you want displayed.
To this date
The date of the most recent log entry that you want displayed.
time
The time of the most recent log entry that you want displayed.
Refresh button
Refreshes the information in the summary table. The last refresh date and time are also updated.
Last refresh
The most recent date and time of the information that is displayed in the summary table.
Select
Allows you to select a resource to perform additional actions.
Message ID
The identification number of the problem or information record. Click on the message ID to view the log entry details for that specific log entry.
Date
The date and time of the first occurrence of this problem.
Type
The purpose of the log entry. Values are Hardware, Software, Information, Test, or Data Loss.
Severity
The importance of the log entry. Values are Problem, Attention, Event, or Heartbeat.
Status
The current situation of the log entry. Values are Open or Closed. Open entries have not been closed either automatically or manually. Closed log entries have either been closed automatically or manually by the user. You cannot reopen closed log entries, but you can still view log entry details for the closed entry.
Error code
The error code that is associated with the problem log entry.
Storage unit
The user-assigned name of the storage unit on which the error occurred. Click the link to view the properties for that storage unit.
Message
The first 50 characters of the problem code for the problem log entry.

Actions

View details
Displays detailed information for the problem or informational log entry that you selected.
Close
Displays a warning message that indicates that the selected entry will be closed and cannot be reopened. The warning message also displays any additional required information. If you select Continue, a confirmation dialog appears. After confirmation, the selected log entry is closed. If you select Cancel, the dialog closes and no action is taken.
Create test
Allows you to manually generate a problem to test connectivity or communications with the Call Home support. This triggers a test message and creates an informational test log entry. An information test log entry is created for the storage unit that is selected in the Storage unit field. If All is selected, an informational test log entry is created for each managed storage unit.
Related concepts
SNMP alerts
Related tasks
Performing guided service through the problem log
Viewing logs
Viewing log entry details
Related reference
Logs — Log entry details
DS6000 resource location codes
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