Symantec Security 5600 Series, Security 5400 Series,Clientless VPN 4400 Series, Administration Manual

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481 Monitoring the security gateway
Monitoring log files
Remotely managing log files
You can remotely list, get, or delete log files. Use Table 12-3 to select the correct file for your specific
platform.
To remotely list log files
◆ On a client computer, where you installed the remote logfile management utility, run the following
command:
<remotearchive.sh> list host user password
Where:
To remotely get log files
◆
On a client computer, where you installed the remote logfile management utility, run the following
command:
<remotearchive.sh> get host user password dstDir [logfile1 logfile2 …]
Where:
To remotely delete log files
◆
On a client computer, where you installed the remote logfile management utility, run the following
command:
<remotearchive.sh> delete host user password logfile1 [logfile2 …]
Where:
Related Information
None.
list Lists log files.
host The host name or IP address of the security gateway.
user The SGMI administrator’s user name.
password The SGMI administrator’s password.
get Gets log files.
host The host name or IP address of the security gateway.
user The SGMI administrator’s user name.
password The SGMI administrator’s password.
dstDir The directory in which to put the log files (get command only).
logfile1 logfile2 The log file names. If no log file name specified, retrieves all log files.
delete Deletes log files.
host The host name or IP address of the security gateway.
user The SGMI administrator’s user name.
password The SGMI administrator’s password.
logfile1 logfile2 The log file names. You must provide a logfile name to delete a log file.