12.4.1 OS log information to be collected
You need to collect the OS-related log information indicated in the following table.
|
Information type |
Overview |
Default file name |
Can be collected using the jpcras command? |
|---|---|---|---|
|
System log |
syslog |
|
Y#1 |
|
Process information |
List of processes |
-- |
Y |
|
System files |
hosts file |
/etc/hosts |
Y |
|
/etc/inet/ipnodes#2 |
Y#3 |
||
|
services file |
/etc/services |
Y |
|
|
OS information |
Patch information |
-- |
Y |
|
Kernel information |
-- |
Y |
|
|
Version information |
-- |
Y |
|
|
Network status |
-- |
Y |
|
|
Environment variable |
-- |
Y |
|
|
Host name |
-- |
Y |
|
|
Dump information |
core file#4 |
-- |
Y#5 |
- Legend:
-
Y: Can be collected.
--: Not applicable
- #1
-
You cannot collect this data when using a system that is set to output data using the default path and file name. Collect the data manually.
- #2
-
The /etc/inet/ipnodes file exists only in Solaris. Collect this file together with the /etc/hosts file.
- #3
-
Only the jpcras command in PFM - Manager 09-00 or later, or PFM - Base 09-00 or later, can collect this data.
- #4
-
In HP-UX, you can use the coreadm command to change the name of a core file. After renaming, the jpcras command cannot collect any files whose name does not begin with core. For these files, collect information manually.
- #5
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Dump information is not collected if systemd-coredump is enabled in Linux.
See the chapter explaining Error Handling Procedures in the JP1/PerformanceManagement User's Guide.