HP Matrix Operating Environment 7.3 Update 1 Installation and Configuration Guide for Provisioning with Virtual Resources

• Insight Control virtual machine management event viewer logs
Insight Control virtual machine management provides the following event logs from system
drive\Windows\System32\winevt\:
◦ Logs\Application.evtx
◦ Logs\System.evtx
◦ Microsoft-Windows-Hyper-V-VMMS-Admin
Insight Control virtual machine management provides the following management logs
C:\Program Files\HP\Insight Control virtual machine management\log\:
◦ vmm_controller.log
◦ hpvmmsvc.log
Rolling logs–
– Search for WARN, ERROR
◦ hpvmm.log
– Service startup
– Shutdown
• HP SIM C:\Program Files\HP\Systems Insight Manager\logs
◦ Mxdomainmgr.log
◦ Mx.log
Verifying the CMS configuration
Matrix infrastructure orchestration utilizes the vseassist tool and the Systems Insight Manager
Diagnose menu to help identify and resolve any CMS configuration issues. The Check CMS
Configuration task performs configuration checks on the CMS. To run this task, from the Systems
Insight Manager menu, select Diagnose→Troubleshoot Matrix OE→Check CMS Configuration.
Additionally, when installing infrastructure orchestration on the system, a set of checks related to
the infrastructure orchestration configuration and resource availability execute to help identify any
issues with the infrastructure orchestration configuration.
The ioassist tool has its own command line interface. However, ioassist is primarily used through
vseassist, either through the Systems Insight Manager interface or through the vseassist command
line interface (vseassist -c). For more information on vseassist, see the vseassist(1M) manpage
and the Matrix Operating Environment help system.
Synopsis
ioassist [–f <filter> ] [–o <output type> ]
ioassist —g <group id> [–f <filter> ] [–o <output type> ]
ioassist —c <check id> [–d] [–f <filter> ] [–o <output type> ]
ioassist —L <locale>
Where:
• [–f <filter>] filters the output by levels. Valid entries are ALL, PASS, INFO, WARN, and
FAIL.
• [–g <group id>] executes checks on a specific group.
• [–d] forces the execution of whole dependency checks (used only with —c).
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