HP Insight Control Software for Linux - Manual (Page 36)

4.5.1.2 Log button in the target status area
When you select the Log button, a new window opens that displays the log for all operations for
the task, including the following information:
•
A summary of the task level information
•
The information displayed in the target status table for the selected target
•
A block of information for each operation in the task, including the log
The log screen does not auto-refresh. It always shows the status information that was current at the
time you selected the Log button.
The Log button is disabled when the selected target is in the Pending state, because no log
information is available to be displayed. Pending operations do not have a log.
4.5.2 Target details table
Figure 8 illustrates the Target Status table, which lists the status for all targets on which a task was
run.
Figure 8 Target details table
The Target Details table lists the status for all operations for the target selected in the Target Status
table. The operations are shown in the table in the order in which they run. This table cannot be
resorted. The operations for all targets of a task are the same and are in the same order. All tasks
for the same Insight Control for Linux menu items have the same operations.
Table 6 describes the
information displayed in the Target Details table.
Table 6 Description of target details table
Description Column heading
The name of the operation Operation Name
Pending: If this is the first operation, execution of the task for the target
has not started. For any other operation, Pending means that one or
more of the preceding operations has a non-terminal status.
Non-terminal
operation status Status
Running: This operation is being run. A percent complete is also
displayed. Only one operation for a target can be run at a time.
Operations for a target run sequentially.
Cancelling: An operation enters this state either as a result of selecting
the Stop button for the target or for the task. This means an attempt is
being made to cancel the operation An operation with a Cancelling
status might end in the terminal status Complete, Failed or
Cancelled
. If an operation status goes to Complete or Failed, it
means that the operation could not be cancelled before the operation
completed execution. If an operation could not be cancelled, the cancel
occurs between operations. If there is a subsequent operation, its state
is Cancelled.
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