Universal Messaging 10.7 | Operations Guide | Logging | Using the RealmInformationCollector to Collect Server Logs
 
Using the RealmInformationCollector to Collect Server Logs
You can use the RealmInformationCollector command-line diagnostic tool to automatically collect log information about the Universal Messaging installation, the server, the Java service wrapper, the Universal Messaging plug-in for Platform Manager, and migration.
For more information about using the RealmInformationCollector, see The "Realm Information Collector" Diagnostic Tool.
Syntax
The command for collecting log information has the following syntax:
runUMTool RealmInformationCollector -mode=live -instance=instanceName
-include=logName[,logName][,logName][,...]
-logsduration=ndnh
Arguments and Options
-mode=live
Required. The server must be running when you execute the command.
-instance=instanceName
Required. The name of the server instance for which you want to execute the command.
-include=logName
Required. A comma-separated list of the names of the logs that you want to collect. You can list all available logs or a set of logs. The logs to specify are:
*logs. Collects logs of a realm server. The location of the file is Software AG_directory \UniversalMessaging\server\instanceName\data\nirvana.log. Additionally, it collects logs created by the trace logger, if present. The location of the trace logging directory is Software AG_directory /UniversalMessaging\server\instanceName\data\traceLogging by default.
*tanukilogs. Collects Java service wrapper logs of a realm server. This file is located at Software AG_directory \UniversalMessaging\server\instanceName\bin\UMRealmService.log.
*installlogs. Collects installation log files for a product. These files are located in Software AG_directory \install\logs.
*spmlogs. Collects logs for the Universal Messaging plug-in for Platform Manager.
*migrationlogs. Collects Software AG migration logs.
-logsduration=ndnh
Required. The duration in days and hours for which you want to collect log information.
Examples
*To collect all log information for the server with the instance name "umserver" for a period of two days and four hours:
runUMTool RealmInformationCollector -mode=live -instance=umserver
-include=logs,tanukilogs,installlogs,spmlogs,migrationlogs -logsduration=2d4h
*To collect installation and server logs for the server with the instance name "umserver" for a period of two days and four hours:
runUMTool RealmInformationCollector -mode=live -instance=umserver
-include=logs,installlogs -logsduration=2d4h