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Chapter 3 Web GUI Functions
3.2 System Event Logs
Input Item
Node#
Log Type
2.
Click the [Download] button.
A confirmation dialog box appears.
3.
Click the [OK] button.
The environment log is downloaded, and the browser returns to the [System Event Logs] screen.
Redisplaying a List of Events According to the Specified Filter Conditions
[Logs:] on the [System Event Logs] screen displays up to 3,000 events, starting with the latest ones, from
the registered event logs. Out of 3,000 events displayed from event logs in [Logs:] on the [System Event
Logs] screen, you can extract the events that satisfy the specified filter conditions by using the filter
function.
1.
Specify filter conditions.
Input Item
Node#
Status
FRU
FRUE
2.
Click the [Filter] button.
The list of events is redisplayed.
[Logs:] on the [System Event Logs] screen displays the following content. One page displays up to 200
events. Click the following to display the previous and next pages:
[>]: Next page
Table 3.6 Specifying the Environment Log to Download
Specify the node of the environment log to download.
Specify the type of environment log to download:
- electrical (Voltage/Current log of power supply parts, or PSU voltage or
current-related log)
- environment (Temperature log of power supply parts, or PSU temperature or
FAN information log)
- inlet thermal (Intake air temperature log. Only the chassis can be specified)
Table 3.7 Filter Conditions of the Event Type Filter
Specify filter conditions (Node):
- All
- Specified (00 to 07 and Chassis can be selected)
Specify filter conditions (Status):
- All
- Specified (EAlarm, Alarm, Warning, Normal, and - (hyphen) can be selected)
Specify filter conditions (FRU):
- All
- Specified (CMU#00, CMU#01, CMU#02, CMU#03, CPUFW, IOCABLE, SSD,
FANU, BMCU, PSU, BMCIF, and ENVIRONMENT can be selected)
Specify filter conditions (FRUE):
- All
- Specified (CPU and MEM can be selected)
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