Storage Resource Manager Enterprise Edition Installation Guide

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SRM Troubleshooting Guide
Tracing can be controlled with a number of options and directives, as shown in
Table C–1:
Dumping UNIX Agent Inputs and Outputs
For “file” and “one-down” scans, the UNIX agent is given a set of input text lines of
configuration information to drive the scan. For all scans, the agent creates a set of
output text lines.
These inputs and outputs can be captured in files created under /usr/srmagent/dump by
adding the following directive to the agentconfig file:
DUMP_REPORTS ALL
Summary of Configuration Options for the SRM UNIX Agent
The /etc/srmagent/agentconfig file is normally constructed by the Agent installation
and configuration process, but it can also be changed by the system administrator later.
It has the following format:
Multiple lines are possible. Lines beginning with a “#” are ignored (treated as
comments). Other lines begin with a tag, from the following set:
Table C–1: UNIX Tracing Options and Directives
Option Default How to change
Trace file directory ./srmagent/trace Config File directive
“TRACEDIR”
Number of trace entries 512 srmagent command line
option
–it
<num_trace_entries>
Minimum trace event
severity which causes
trace file to be created
(ANY, LOW, MED, HIGH,
and FATAL)
HIGH Config file directive
TRACESEV
Trace file (normally used
in association with
command line argument
“-test”)
See above for
server/date/time based
name
srmagent command line
option
–tf <trace_file>