IBM Carrier Grade X3650 T User Manual

IBM® Carrier Grade Server X3650 T
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Quiet (log entry is not returned). Returns zero if an entry is found and non-zero if no
entries are found.
-o <format>
Display log output in user specified format using:
recid - Record ID (1-N)
event_type - Event Type (devadd,devmnt,devchg,devunmnt,
devfail,devrm
dev_type - Device Type (device or key)
severity - Severity ()
time - Time (1-N in seconds)
date - Regular Year-Month-Day and Time (ISO format)
dev - Device (/dev/sdb1,/dev/sdc1,..)
mntpnt - Mount Point (/etc/sysconfig/syscon,
/etc/sysconfig/syscon2,..)
uid - User ID
gid - Group ID
pid - Process ID
pgrp - Process Group ID
nodeid - Machine Node ID
mesg - Message section of the Log entry
Format string fields must be comma separated. The fields will be displayed in the order specified.
The -s option can be used to select the display separator. The default separator is a space.
Example: syscon_log_read -o recid,event_type,dev_type,date "date > 2004-11-03T10:25"
[query string]
The query string allows a user to filter the log file for only certain events. The full query language
is defined in syscon_query
(1) man page. Three examples are provided below:
The following query string will limit the displayed entries to only key insertions:
syscon_log_read "event_type = devadd && dev_type = key"
The following query string will limit the displayed entries to events with record IDs between 5 and
10: syscon_log_read "recid > 4 && recid <= 10"
The following query string will show all events that contain the string "changed" in the message
portion of the event entry: syscon_log_read "data contains changed"
-s space,comma,semicolon
This option allows you to force a special separator. The default is to separate fields with a
space character, but a "," or ";" may also be specified with this option.
Example:
syscon_log_read -f -o recid,event_type,dev_type,severity,pid,date
"dev_type = device && date > 2005-03-10T09:45"
7 devchg device INFO 7683 2005-03-10T09:56
8 devunmnt device ALERT 7683 2005-03-10T09:57
9 devmnt device INFO 7683 2005-03-10T09:57
syscon_log_write – Utility (for super-user only) that generates syscon
device events such as device add, remove, mount, umount. Usage:
Usage: syscon_log_write [armufdp] –p mntpnt –d dev message
-a Send a SysCon device add event.
-r Send a SysCon device remove event.
-m Send a SysCon device mount event.

IBM Carrier Grade X3650 T Specifications

General

Product Type	Server
Processor	Intel Xeon
Network Interface	Gigabit Ethernet
Operating System Support	Microsoft Windows Server, Red Hat Enterprise Linux, SUSE Linux Enterprise Server
RAID Support	Yes
Power Supply	Redundant power supply options