To Display Log Files and Retrieve SRNs

Use the /opt/svengine/sduc/sreadlog command to display log files and retrieve the Service Request Numbers (SRN) for errors that need action. Data is returned in the following format:

TimeStamp:nnn:Txxxxx.uuuuuuuu SRN=mmmmm

TimeStamp:nnn:Txxxxx.uuuuuuuu SRN=mmmmm

TimeStamp:nnn:Txxxxx.uuuuuuuu SRN=mmmmm

Item

Description

TimeStamp

Time and date when error occurred

nnn

The name of the virtualization engine pair (v1 or v2)

Txxxxx

The LUN where the error occurred.

Note: Txxxxx can represent a physical or a logical LUN.

uuuuuuuuThe unique ID of the drive or the virtualization engine router

SRN=mmmmm

The SRN defined in numerical order

Example

#/opt/svengine/sduc/sreadlog -d v1

2002:Jan:3:10:13:05:v1.29000060-220041F9.SRN=70030 2002:Jan:3:10:13:31:v1.29000060-220041F9.SRN=70030 2002:Jan:3:10:17:10:v1.29000060-220041F9.SRN=70030 2002:Jan:3:10:17:37:v1.29000060-220041F9.SRN=70030 2002:Jan:3:10:22:26:v1.29000060-220041F9.SRN=70030 2002:Jan:3:10:25:54:v1.29000060-220041F9.SRN=70030

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