Acopia Adaptive Resource Switch, Руководство по обслуживанию CLI

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Troubleshooting Tools
Collecting Diagnostic Information
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Collecting Partial Information
You can choose from several optional keywords to expand or narrow the focus of the
collect
command:
collect {diag-info | config | cores | logs | reports | state | all}
destination [async]
where:
diag-info collects everything except reports, as described above.
config collects the configuration database, database logs, and the output
from
show running/global config
.
cores gathers any core-dump files on the system, along with all
shared-object libraries used by the system.
logs assembles the syslog, the procdat log (process data; a more-detailed log
file for diagnosis by engineers), upgrade and installation logs, disk-usage
logs, Kerberos state files, and logs from the system’s service manager.
reports chooses all reports. (As mentioned above, these are omitted from the
diag-info option because they can be excessively large at some
installations.)
state collects individual log files from every processor in the switch, a
chronological list of all CLI commands used since the switch booted, and the
output from a series of useful
show
commands.
all collects all information, including all reports. The diag-info option omits
reports because they can be excessively large on some switches.
destination is either a local filename or any of the upload formats described
above.
async (optional) makes the collection process asynchronous.
As shown earlier, the CLI prompts for confirmation before collecting the diagnostics.
Answer
yes to continue. The collection process can be time-consuming, depending on
system state and the option that you have chosen; allow at least one minute for the
CLI prompt to return.