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If you receive one of these warnings, you will also see a notification at the top of the primary
menu screen. These warnings may indicate an under provisioned DME and require attention.
Please Refer to the
DME Release Notes (for your version of DME) for CPU/Memory/
Disk requirements, or our DME CheckUp FAQ (at: https://www.vbrick.com/doc/PDFs/
DME/Vbrick%20DME%20Checkup.pdf) for additional details.
If your DME is provisioned correctly, you will not see anything.
Next, the tool will perform and display a quick log analysis. The analysis provides a cursory
search of targeted system log files. This is not meant to be a complete analysis, but one that
could quickly identify and highlight issues that may need addressing. Example output of this
is displayed below:
In this example, you will notice analysis of several different logs. This analysis should be
quick, however, if the log is large (and the Rev Communication Interface log can be very
large) then it may take several moments. Each section, when complete, displays a
Done
.
Issues that require immediate attention or possibly investigation will be noted. If no issues,
for the specific log search, are not found then there will be no message. This is an exceptions
based report.
If the DME is operating correctly, then the reports may identify historical issues that may no
longer be concerning. On the other hand, if your DME is not operating correctly, then this
page may help you and Vbrick Support to quickly target and identify investigation areas.
This log analysis is also provided as a Menu option. So, if you need to review the results you
can re-run the analysis. After the analysis is complete, pressing enter (or waiting 120 seconds)
will bring up the main menu for the SSH Admin Interface.
When running the tool, always review the system characteristics displayed within a banner at
the top of the page. It will look similar to this image:
The banner includes system characters that should be spot-checked at each usage:
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IP Address