Maintenance Manual

Chapter 6 Event Management
Per-Process Log Files
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Cisco ICM Enterprise Edition Administrator Guide Release 6.0(0)
You have several options for viewing log files. The most common option is to
display the most recent events for a process on the screen.
To display today’s events on the screen, type:
dumplog rtr
This command displays all of today’s CallRouter (rtr) events. You can specify any
process prefix. You can build on this basic dumplog command by adding date and
time arguments.
To dump events for a specific day:
dumplog rtr /bd 1/15/97
This command displays all rtr information that was logged on January 15, 1997
(the begin date, /bd). To see more than one day’s log, use the end date (/ed)
argument.
The complete syntax for the dumplog command is as follows:
dumplog [ProcessName(s)] [/dir Dirs] [/if InputFile] [/o] [/of OutputFile]
[/c] [/bd BeginDate(mm/dd/yyyy)] [/bt BeginTime(hh:mm:ss)]
[/ed EndDate(mm/dd/yyyy)] [/et EndTime(hh:mm:ss)]
[/hr HoursBack] [/all] [/last] [/prev] [/bin] [/m MatchString]
[/x ExcludeString] [/ms] [/mc] [/debug] [/help] [/?]
The specific parameters are shown in Table 6-5.
Table 6-5 Dumplog Parameters
Parameter Description
ProcessName(s) Specifies a process prefix from Table 6-4. The
command dumps the current day’s log for that
process, unless you specify different dates or times
with other arguments.
/dir Dirs Specifies the location (directory) of the log files for
any processes listed on the command line after the
/dir switch. If no /dir switch is used, the current
directory is used by default.