Thanks a lot, Karl! Putting the commands over here for easy reference.
To raise the logging verbosity on the Data Mover to capture extra information about NDMP backup or restore jobs, use the commands below:
$ .server_config server_x -v "logsys set severity NDMP=LOG_DBG3"
$ .server_config server_x -v "logsys set severity PAX=LOG_DBG3"
The logs will cycle faster due to the extra information being logged. Information of interest about other facilities may be lost. Set the logging level back to the default when it is no longer required to capture debug information about NDMP.
capture debug information about NDMP.
$ .server_config server_x -v "logsys set severity NDMP=LOG_PRINTF"
$ .server_config server_x -v "logsys set severity PAX=PRINTF"
server_x above stands for the Data Mover in question (e.g., server_2, server_3, etc.).
Take a look at EMC Solution ID emc213445. This shows you how to elevate the NDMP logging level. Note that this will cause your NAS logs to fill faster than normal. Let us know if this helps!
KaushikP
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October 10th, 2012 10:00
Thanks a lot, Karl! Putting the commands over here for easy reference.
To raise the logging verbosity on the Data Mover to capture extra information about NDMP backup or restore jobs, use the commands below:
The logs will cycle faster due to the extra information being logged. Information of interest about other facilities may be lost. Set the logging level back to the default when it is no longer required to capture debug information about NDMP.
capture debug information about NDMP.
server_x above stands for the Data Mover in question (e.g., server_2, server_3, etc.).
umichklewis
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October 10th, 2012 10:00
Take a look at EMC Solution ID emc213445. This shows you how to elevate the NDMP logging level. Note that this will cause your NAS logs to fill faster than normal. Let us know if this helps!