How to create diagnostic data in DX NetOps Spectrum?
search cancel

How to create diagnostic data in DX NetOps Spectrum?

book

Article ID: 9907

calendar_today

Updated On:

Products

CA Spectrum DX NetOps

Issue/Introduction

When you open a call ticket with Support it is recommended if you can send along diagnostic data of the affected Spectrum machine(s). The getSpectrumInfo.sh script under $SPECROOT/bin/support directory is a script used to gather information about your Spectrum environment. The collected data is written to a file that can conveniently be sent to Broadcom Support. The following lists some of the data that is included:

  1. host information
  2. configuration files
  3. installation logs
  4. SpectroSERVER logs
  5. Tomcat logs

How to use the getSpectrumInfo.sh script to collect diagnostic data on Spectrum machine?



Environment

All Supported Releases

Resolution

Please log as the install owner user into affected SpectroSERVER or OneClick Server machine, launch a bash shell, go to Spectrum install directory and run the following

./bin/support/getSpectrumInfo.sh lite

Notice that you should run the command under Spectrum install directory. You may be prompted 'spectrum' install owner user password. Please key in the password correctly.

This script will generate diagnostic log file with the following name under the same directory
   logs-<hostname>-<date>-<time>.tar.gz  

Please collect the file and attach to Support's call ticket.

If it is an installation problem, please change the command parameter to 'full'

Additional Information

You can use the following parameters on the command:

  • full - The complete set of environment data, including all of the Install-Tools/LOGS directory, is collected. The getSpectrumInfo.sh command without any parameters defaults to this option. The output file created can be large.
  • lite - A subset of environment data, including selected files from the Install-Tools/LOGS directory, is collected.
  • mini - Only the minimum environment data is collected.