Logs

Universal Compute Platform offers logs to help you understand and troubleshoot the network. Go to Tools > Logs and select the tab with the log type that you want to view. For log details, refer to Log Types. The log options are:

Events
Audit Log
Access Events
Hardware Events—Not available on all Universal Compute Platform models.

To filter the list of logs by date range, select the appropriate Start Date and End Date from the filter option. To clear the filter, select Reset.

Table 1. Log Types
Log Type	Details
Events	To view a list of network events, select the Events tab. The following information displays for each event: Time—Time the event occurred. Type—The type of event: Info, Minor, Major, or Critical. Component—The component of Universal Compute Platform that was affected. For example, Rest API or Startup Manager. Description—A description of the event.
Audit Log	To view the Audit Log, select the Audit Logs tab. The following information displays in audit logs: Time—The time that the logged item occurred. Username—The username of the system administrator. Context—The context for the event. Description—A description of the logged item.
Access Events	To view access events logs, select the Access Events tab. This log provides information on access events, including authentication attempts, the opening and closing of sessions, and a record of blocked access if the number of failed logins exceeds the allowed threshold. The page displays information under the following categories: Time—The time the event occurred. Source—The source of the event. Message—The event message.
Hardware Events	To view hardware events logs, select the Hardware Events tab. These logs provide current status and alert information on hardware items such as the power supply, fans, CPUs, and memory storage. The page displays information under the following categories: Timestamp—The time that the event occurred. Source—The source of the event. For example, Power Unit Pwr Unit Status. Message—The event message. For example, Power off/down. Status—The current status. For example, Asserted or Deasserted.

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