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Analysis

Log File Browser

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Log File Browser

You can download all log files stored on each device. By downloading the log files,
you can view all log messages that were recorded in that log file outside of the
portal web site. When you download a log file, it is saved as a plain text file. You
can view the downloaded file in any plain text editor, such as Notepad.

To view and download log files, go to Analysis > Log File Browser.

Figure 31: Browsing log files in Analysis > Log File Browser

Device

The device that you are currently viewing log messages from.

Type

The type of log messages you are currently viewing. For example, if

Event Log is selected, all event log messages display.

Period:
Recent | Specified

By default, Recent appears. Recent displays all current log messages

that are occurring in real-time on the selected device.
Specified displays all historical log messages. When you select

Specified, the fields From and To appear, with calendars. Select the

calendar to specify the dates to view historical log messages on those

dates.

Log Files

The name of the log file you are currently viewing. This name is in the

format: _yyyymmdd-hhmm_yyyymmdd-hhmm.log.
For example, elog_20080915-1455_20080915-1508.log means that

this log file is an event log file and was created on September 15,

2008 at 2:55 pm and stopped on the same day at 3:08 pm.

Log Type

The type of log file you are currently viewing.

From

The date that the log file started collecting log messages.

To

The date that the log file stopped collecting log messages.

Size (bytes)

The size of the log file, in bytes.

Action

Download the log type to your management computer. You can only

view log files if they are downloaded to a computer.

Current Page

By default, the first page of the list of items is displayed. The total

number of pages displays after the current page number. For

example, if 3/54 appears, you are currently viewing page 3 of 54

pages.
To view pages, select the left and right arrows to display the first,

previous, next, or last page.
To view a specific page, enter the page number in the field and then

press Enter.

Current Page

Device