Quick Reference Guide

128 RACADM
Synopsis
racadm getraclog -i
racadm getraclog [-A] [-c
count ] \[-s start-record ] [-v] [-V] [-m]
Description
NOTE: The command name and the racadm subcommand names may be different. This behavior is normal.
The getraclog -i command displays the number of entries in the DRAC 4 log.
The following options allow the getraclog command to read entries:
• -A — Provides API-formatted output (no header).
•
-c — Provides the maximum count of entries to be returned.
•
<blank> — Displays the entire log; racadm and serial only (default).
•
-s — Provides the associated number of the first displayed entry (default = 0 [list begins with the
first DRAC 4 log entry]).
•
-v — Provides verbose output.
•
-V — Provides Very verbose output.
•
-m — Displays 24 rows at a time, and queries for more (such as the UNIX
®
more command).
Output
One line of output is displayed for each DRAC 4 log entry.
Restrictions
The output buffer size is too big for execution across IPMI transport.
gettracelog
NOTICE: The system may hang if this command is run. You may have to powercycle the server if it hangs.
NOTE: To use this command, you must have Log In DRAC 4 permission.
Table 6-17 describes the gettracelog command.
Table 6-17. gettracelog
Command Definition
gettracelog -i Displays the number of entries in the DRAC 4 trace log.
gettracelog Displays the DRAC 4 trace log entries.