iBMC Logs

Atlas 900 Compute Node iBMC (V3.01.00.00 or Later) User Guide 09

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iBMC Logs

Function Description

On the Operation Logs page, you can view and download logs recorded during system operation, including information about system startup, status transition, and configuration performed by users on the iBMC.
The iBMC provides 200 KB capacity for storing up to 2000 operation log records.

When the operation log reaches 200 KB, it will be automatically compressed. When a new compressed package is generated, the old compressed package will be automatically deleted.

Operation logs that record successful power-on, power-off, and reset operations indicate that the iBMC has successfully triggered the operations, but do not necessarily mean that these operations were successfully executed on the hardware.
On the Run Logs page, you can view RAS logs of the server.
The iBMC provides 200 KB capacity for storing up to 2000 run log entries.

When the log reaches 200 KB, it will be automatically compressed. When a new compressed package is generated, the old compressed package will be automatically deleted.

On the Security Logs page, you can:
- View logs about the iBMC login and logout over a serial port Secure Shell (SSH) and about setting operations.
- View logs about query and set operations performed over SNMP.
- Download security logs.
The iBMC provides 200 KB capacity for storing up to 2000 security log entries.

When the log reaches 200 KB, it will be automatically compressed. When a new compressed package is generated, the old compressed package will be automatically deleted.

GUI

Choose Maintenance > iBMC Logs.

The iBMC logs include operation logs, run logs, and security logs, as shown in Figure 3-32, Figure 3-33, and Figure 3-34.

Figure 3-32 Operation Logs
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Figure 3-33 Run Logs
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Figure 3-34 Security Logs
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Parameter Description

Table 3-36 Operation Logs

Parameter	Description
No.	ID of an operation. The latest operation is listed first.
Generation Time	Time when the operation was performed.
Interface	Interface over which the operation was performed.
User	User who performed the operation. The value of User is displayed as N/A (the user name is not displayed) in one of the following scenarios: The User Identification (UID) button or power button is pressed. The interface is SNMPv1 or SNMPv2c. The interface is IPMI and the IP address is HOST or HMM. (The log records an IPMI message sent from the service system.) The iBMC IP address and the password of the default user were changed by using a jumper. A component was hot-swapped.
IP address	IP address from which the operation was performed. The value HMM indicates that the operation was triggered by the management module. The value HOST indicates that the operation was triggered by the service system. The value 127.0.0.1 indicates that the operation was triggered by the local host in one of the following scenarios: The UID button, memory riser button, or power button is pressed. The interface is the LCD or local serial port. The iBMC IP address and the password of the default user were changed by using a jumper. A component was hot-swapped.
Details	Details about the operation. If the iBMC restarts after an upgrade was performed using the iBMC WebUI or CLI or over IPMI, the operation is logged in the following format: Interface: N/A User: N/A IP address: 127.0.0.1 Details: The iBMC was successfully reset due to an upgrade.
Download	Click Download. The operation log file will be automatically downloaded to the default directory on the local PC.
Note: If the values of User and IP Address cannot be parsed, they are displayed as unknown.

Table 3-37 Run Logs

Parameter	Description
No.	Operation ID. The latest operation is listed first.
Generation Time	Time when the runtime error occurred.
Severity	Severity of the alarm caused by the runtime error. ERROR WARN INFO
Details	Details about the runtime error.
Download	Click Download. The run log file will be automatically downloaded to the default directory on the local PC.

Table 3-38 Security Logs

Parameter	Description
No.	Operation ID. The latest operation is listed first.
Generation Time	Time when the operation was performed.
Interface	Interface over which the operation was performed.
Host	Host name of the iBMC.
Details	Details about the operation.
Download	Click Download. The security log file will be automatically downloaded to the default directory on the local PC.

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Updated: 2023-08-04

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