Command Option:

Description:

 

 

 

Note: Applies to ICM products only. CCM, CMB, CEM, and CCS are not

 

affected by this option.

 

 

>merge on

Optionally, specifies that logs should be merged. If not specified,

 

defaults to Off.

 

 

>submit

Submits the request.

 

 

Downloading Collected Logs

The following table shows a sample log download request, with a description of each entry.

Note that you must download a log in order to view it. You cannot view collected logs directly from the Repository.

Logs download to the local machine, regardless of whether this is the machine currently serving as your application server.

Command Option:

Description:

 

 

 

>lctool

Invokes the Log Collection utility.

 

 

>ccolreq my_collection_name

Initiates a request for a new collection and specifies the collection

 

name.

 

 

 

>view my_collection

Displays all of the logs collected by a particular collection. You must use

 

the view command prior to downloading a file.

 

Returns output such as shown below. Note the unique index number (0,

 

1,2) prefacing each log in the collection:

 

Name: "my_collection"

 

 

Creation time: Thu Sep 2 11:28:17 2003

 

Description:

 

 

Merge: false

 

 

Binary for ICM Log: false

 

 

Selection type: all

 

 

Including Log Group:

 

 

[my_group]

 

 

Collected item:

 

 

0) ICM : 10.86.128.84

nam50, RouterA, dba

 

1) ICM : 10.86.128.84

nam50, RouterA, et

 

2) ICM : 10.86.128.84

nam50, RouterA, mds

 

 

 

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