SSMC log files
- INFO
Designates informational messages that show the progress of a request at a high level.
- WARN
Designates potentially harmful situations, or errors that the server was able to handle.
- ERROR
Designates errors that should not occur per the design of the system, but would allow the server to continue operating.
- FATAL
Designates severe errors that would prevent the server from starting successfully, or would cause the server to crash if already running.
A list of log files and their default locations follows.
Log file name | Directory location | Contents |
|---|---|---|
| Logical location:
Physical location:
| Helps the Security Administrator monitor and enforce security policy.
audit.log contains the following columns:
Retention policy: Maximum size: 10 MB, Maximum rollover files: 10. You can modify the file retention policy in this file:
Restart SSMC after the file settings. |
| Logical location:
Physical location:
| Shows the number of objects in the SSMC cache. Use the
Retention policy: Maximum size: 100 MB, Maximum rollover files: 10. You can modify the file retention policy in this file:
Restart SSMC after the file settings. |
| Audit entries for GET, POST, PUT, and DELETE requests. Intended for internal, development troubleshooting. Retention policy: Maximum size: 10 MB, Maximum rollover files: 10. You can modify the file retention policy in this file:
Restart SSMC after the file settings. | |
| Helps the Application Administrator gauge the health of the product and troubleshoot customer issues along with field support. Retention policy: Maximum size: 100 MB, Maximum rollover files: 10. You can modify the file retention policy in this file:
Restart SSMC after the file settings. | |
| Logical location:
Physical location:
| Audit entries for commands sent to each connected HPE 3PAR and HPE Primera Storage System array. Retention policy: Maximum size: 10 MB, Maximum rollover files: 10. You can modify the file retention policy in this file:
Restart SSMC after the file settings. |
| Logical location:
Physical location:
| This file contains all the logging information from the YAJSW (Yet Another Java Service Wrapper), and all the console output from the SSMC product. This file might not mirror all the content of
Retention policy: Maximum size: 10 MB, Maximum rollover files: 10. You cannot modify the file retention policy. |
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| This file contains the older files in compressed format. Retention policy: Maximum size: 100 MB, Maximum rollover files: 10. You can modify the file retention policy in this file:
Restart SSMC after the file settings. |
| Logical location:
Physical location:
| This file contains log entries for the start and stops of all the polling jobs to fetch data from the array. Retention policy: Maximum size: 100 MB, Maximum rollover files: 10. You can modify the file retention policy in this file:
Restart SSMC after the file settings. |
| Logical location:
Physical location:
| This file contains JRE-related stats, which are printed every minute. Retention policy: Maximum size: 100 MB, Maximum rollover files: 2. You can modify the file retention policy in this file:
Restart SSMC after the file settings. |
| Logical location:
Physical location:
| This file logs all the events arriving from all the arrays to which the SSMC server is connected to. Retention policy: Maximum size: 100 MB, Maximum rollover files: 10. You can modify the file retention policy in this file:
Restart SSMC after the file settings. |
| Logical location:
Physical location:
| This file logs all the internal events generated, and any throttling applied to poller scheduler because of slow array response. Retention policy: Maximum size: 100 MB, Maximum rollover files: 10. You can modify the file retention policy in this file:
Restart SSMC after the file settings. |
| Logical location:
Physical location:
| This file contains logs generated by the VM collection parser service. Retention policy: Maximum size: 10 MB, Maximum rollover files: 0. You cannot modify the file retention policy. Restart SSMC after the file settings. |