Acopia Adaptive Resource Switch, Cli Maintenance Manual

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Troubleshooting Network Connections
Tracing NSM Processes in the “fastpath” Log
7-20 CLI Maintenance Guide
NSM-Log-Message Syntax
Each line in the fastpath log file uses the following syntax:
utc . uuu + tz : switch : slot - proc - board - pid : cmp - ins - sev - id :: msg
This is the same format as is used in the syslog file (recall “Syslog Syntax” on
page 6-16 ). For example,
2006-11-22T08:43:30.000+0000:bstnA6k:3-2-NSM_TX-2124:NET_APP-0-7-MSG7:: cifs_proxy.c:415:
cifss-conn:CIFS connection DOWN event. Client:192.168.25.15:53711 VIP:192.168.25.15:139
Where
• utc (
2006-11-22T08:43:30
in the example) is the time in UTC.
• uuu (
000
) is the millisecond time fraction.
• +tz (
+0000
) is the hours off UTC (+ nnnn or - nnnn ).
• switch (
bstnA6k
) is the switch name.
• slot-proc-board (
3-2-NSM_TX
) is the chassis slot, processor number, and board
type (always NSM). Use the
show processors
command for a list of all
processors and their associated modules.
• pid (
2124
) is the Process ID (PID).
• cmp (
NET_APP
) is the log-component name. Refer to “NSM-Log Components”
on page 7-12 .
• ins (
0
) is the process’s instance number.
• sev (
7
) is the message severity, from 7 (debug) to 2 (critical).
• id (
MSG7
) is the message-catalog ID, a unique ID for each log message. MSG n is
an ID for an uncataloged message. The n is the severity of the message, from 7
(debug) down to 2 (critical).
• msg (
cifs_proxy.c:415: cifss-conn: CIFS ...
) is the message text
itself.