HP StorageWorks XP Provisioning Manager Installation and Configuration Guide (December 2005)

• HPvMGuiTrace*.log
•
HPvMGuiMessage*.log
• HPvMServerTrace*.log
•
HPvMServerMessage*.log
Provisioning Manager specifies 0, 10, 20, or 30 as the output level for each log output message according to its
content, regardless of whether the message type is error, warning, or information. Only messages with an
output level that is less than or equal to the value set in this field are output to the trace log or message log.
Although this field will accept 0, 10, 20, and 30 as values, use of the default output level of 20 is recommended.
Default: 20
4-2-2-2 logger.sysloglevel
This property sets the output level threshold for the Common Component logs that are output to the OS (event
log in Windows
®
, syslog in Solaris™).
Provisioning Manager specifies 0, 10, 20, or 30 as the output level for each log output message according to its
content, regardless of whether the message type is error, warning, or information. Only messages with an
output level that is less than or equal to the value set in this field are output to the event log or syslog.
Although this field will accept 0, 10, 20, and 30 as values, use of the default output level of 0 is recommended.
Default: 0
4-2-2-3 logger.MaxBackupIndex
This property sets the maximum number of trace log files and message log files that can be output.
CAUTION: This property affects the Provisioning Manager server and GUI trace log files and message log
files.
A log file is created with a size as specified in the Logger.MaxFileSize property (see section 4-2-2-4 ), and
is assigned a file name with a version number added (e.g., HPvMServerTrace1.log and
HPvMServerTrace2.log). Log files are used in the order of their numbers, and trace information is written
into them. When the last file becomes full, the first file is overwritten.
Specify a value from 1 to 16.
Default: 10
4-2-2-4 logger.MaxFileSize
This property sets the maximum size of a GUI trace log file or message log file. If you do not specify KB (for
kilobytes), MB (for megabytes), or GB (for gigabytes), the specified value is assumed to be in bytes. For this
property, Provisioning Manager interprets KB to be 1024 bytes, MB to be 1024 kilobytes, and GB to be 1024
megabytes.
You can specify a value from 4096 bytes to 2147483647 bytes (up to but not including 2 GB).
Default: 1 MB
4-3 Overview of the Device Manager Agent Properties
Device Manager agent properties can be divided into two types:
• Property related to an agent's HTTP communication function, located in the
server.properties file.
• Property related to the log function of an agent, located in the
logger.properties file.
The Device Manager agent's
server.properties property file and the logger.properties file reside in
the following directory, under the installation directory of the Device Manager agent.
In Windows
®
:
\agent\config
In Solaris™, AIX
®
, Linux
®
or HP-UXOS:
/agent/config
Table 4-2 lists the Device Manager agent properties and indicates where each property is explained in detail.
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