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LABvault-HD
Administrative Web Interface
the log file.
Delete a Log File
From the top panel on the “Log Files” screen, single click the desired log file to select it and then click the “Delete”
button. A popup box will appear, asking whether or not you wish to delete the file. Click “Yes” to delete or “No” to abort.
The types of LABvault-HD log files are as follows:
• Event Logs:
the event logs
track LABvault-HD operations, including recording sessions, file transfers, and
LABvault status. Single click either
“EVENTS.LOG”
to select the most current file of LABvault-HD actions or
“OLDEVNTS.LOG”
to view archived LABvault actions.
When selected, both event logs display the screen shown in
the illustration above. The event logs provide a description of each action under “Message,” along with the action’s
date and time, severity, and type (“Source”).
The LABvault will continually write to the “EVENTS.LOG” file until it reaches 7 MB. Once “EVENTS.LOG” reaches
7 MB, the LABvault-HD will rename it to “OLDEVNTS.LOG” (deleting the previous “OLDEVNTS.LOG”) and then
display a new “EVENTS.LOG” on the “Log Files” screen. This ongoing cycle ensures that recent events are always
logged.
• Firmware Logs:
the LABvault-HD creates log files that specifically track firmware installations. The “
pkgsrch.
log
” file verifies whether the LABvault-HD firmware file has been uploaded onto your LABvault, while the
“
lvhd
xxxxxx
_full.log
” records information about the actual installation of firmware on the LABvault. Separate
“pkgsrch.log” and “lvhd
xxxxxx
_full.log” firmware log files are created each time you perform a LABvault-HD firmware
update. Previous firmware log files are not overwritten when new firmware updates are performed.
• Disk Diagnostics Logs:
the “
scan_C.log
” and “
scan_D.log
” files display information from the most recent
LABvault-HD hard drive scan performed with the “Disk Diagnostics” utility. Both files are automatically overwritten
each time you run a drive scan, with “scan_C.log” providing information about the system data partition on the drive
and “scan_D.log” covering the drive’s file partition area.
