Apple Server Diagnostics - Manual (Page 35)

Chapter 4 Using Server Diagnostics 35
Shutting Down or Restarting the Server
You can shut down or restart the server in Server Diagnostics EFI.
To shut down or restart the server:
Click Shut Down or Restart.
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Viewing Saved Logs
When you start up Server Diagnostics EFI from a volume in MS-DOS (FAT) format,
it automatically creates a log of its test results in the /AppleServerDiagnosticsLogs/
folder of the volume with Server Diagnostics EFI installed. This log is continually
updated as tests complete. If the server crashes during tests, you can review the log
to see which test it crashed on.
If you run the preinstalled Server Diagnostics EFI or Server Diagnostics EFI from the
Admin Tools disc, a NetBoot disc image, or a volume that isn’t in MS-DOS (FAT) format,
logs aren’t saved.
The logs are named AppleServerDiagnostics_date_time_serialnumber.txt.
The date and time indicate when Server Diagnostics EFI started up. The time is in
Greenwich Mean Time (GMT), using a 24-hour format.
The values use this format:
Value Format Example
date DDMonYear 15Jul2009
time HH_MM_SS 19_23_46
serialnumber ########### AB12345CD6E
Taking Screenshots
You can take screenshots of Server Diagnostics EFI, which are saved as BMP files in the
root folder of the volume with Server Diagnostics EFI installed.
If you run Server Diagnostics EFI from the Admin Tools disc, a NetBoot disc image, or
=a volume that isn’t in MS-DOS (FAT) format, you can’t take screenshots.
To take a screenshot:
In Server Diagnostics EFI, press Command-Shift-3.
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After you press Command-Shift-3, the system pauses for a few seconds and then takes
the screenshot.