System information

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Logs for analyzing network traffic—These log files provide information about network
status. The files are in the standard “libpcap” format supported by most network analysis
tools.
These log files are retrieved and stored on RAM. You can export these log files to the local
flash memory that you access using an embedded web server. You can also transfer the
log files to a customer’s FTP server.
Follow the procedure in this section to retrieve the network traffic logs.
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Internal system activities and memory dump logs—These log files are a snapshot of the
system’s memory at the moment of an error. These log files are analyzed by customer
support only.
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Retrieving Network Traffic Logs
This procedure describes how to retrieve log files that provide information about network
status. For more information about network traffic logs, see “How to Retrieve SCOPIA XT
Series Logs” on page 35.
Before you begin
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Ensure you a computer you intend to use for retrieving logs is connected to the same
network as the SCOPIA XT Series.
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It is recommended that you should clean the old logs from the RAM. In case there is not
enough room on the RAM, retrieving logs is automatically stopped.
Procedure
Step 1
Open a telnet session to the SCOPIA XT Series by connecting to its IP address on port 60123.
The command line window opens.
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