HP XP7 Storage - Manual (Page 156)

by entering y instructs the DLMgetras utility to overwrite the existing
files; entering n (or anything other than y) instructs the utility to
terminate without executing.
In the latter case, you can either rename the existing folder before re-
executing the utility, or you can execute the utility with a different
folder name specified.
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Windows 7, Windows Server 2008, and Windows Vista support User
Account Control (UAC). Therefore, if you execute the DLMgetras utility
as a user other than Administrator, execute it from the
Administrator: Command Prompt window.
List of Collected Error Information
The following table lists the types of error information collected in the target
error information collection folder by the DLMgetras utility, which collects
HDLM error information.
Table 7-1 List of Error Information Collected by the DLMgetras Utility for
Collecting Error Information
Directory that stores
collected files #1
Files Explanation
Just under the folder to which
collected information is output
getrasn.log The log file generated when
DLMgetras is executed.
folder-to-which-collected-
information-is-output\HDLM-
installation-destination-
drive-name_\Program Files
\HITACHI
\DynamicLinkManager
#2
hdlmversion HDLM version number
folder-to-which-collected-
information-is-output\HDLM-
installation-destination-
drive-name_\Program Files
\HITACHI\DynamicLinkManager
\config
#2
All files under config HDLM settings file
folder-to-which-collected-
information-is-output\HDLM-
installation-destination-
drive-name_\Program Files
\HITACHI\DynamicLinkManager
\host
#2
All files under host Host settings file or log file
folder-to-which-collected-
information-is-output\HDLM-
installation-destination-
drive-name_\Program Files
\HITACHI\DynamicLinkManager
\log
#2
All files under log HDLM log
Integrated trace file output
folder specified in the Hitachi
Network Objectplaza Trace
Library utility
hntrn.log
#4 Integrated trace file
(HNTRLib2)
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Utility Reference
Hitachi Dynamic Link Manager (for VMware®) User Guide