Mitel SX2000 Logsys - Who has logname list?

[ClarkTelTom]

I'm trying to look at the maintenance logs on an SX2000 using the logsys read (LOGS REA) command.

The documentation shows how to use the qualifier <logname> but no where does it seem to give a list what they all are. I've been able to guess at MAINT and SMDR but does anyone have a full list?

 

[kwbMitel]

The logname may be abbreviated to the first two characters. Valid lognames are MAintenance, SEcurity, or SMdr.

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[ClarkTelTom]

Thanks. SEcurity was one I didn't have but groping around I also found SOftware as another valid logname. So that makes four...I'm looking for a comprehensive list.

I need to see if/when the last time the system re-booted itself. PROG R DISP shows PROGRAMMED REBOOT IS ON and PROGRAMMED REBOOT MEMORY: DAILY 02:15:00 but according to the command manual this doesn't necessarily mean it's going to re-boot everyday.

Maybe there's another command that shows when it last re-booted?

 

[kwbMitel]

The list I provided was a direct quote from the manual.

What your looking for would be in the Maintenance Logs.

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[nytalkin]

reboot from memory only reboots when the memory gets so corrupted that the system proabaly isn't running anyway. run schedule reboot weekly at 2 am

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[kwbMitel]

NYTalkin, this is a 2K

I wouldn't recommend a Sched Reboot on a 2K

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[nytalkin]

I.ve been doing it for years.....particularly on high traffic MLs. Usually scheduled for Sunday nights at 215am. On newer releases running IIIe contollers I backed off the practice. The older controllers really needed the refresh.

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[kwbMitel]

NyTalkin,

My experience with the 2K is quite limited and in almost all cases I worked with redundant systems running R-Stream or better. These systems typically only got reset on upgrades. Solid as rocks.

I'll nod to your experience in this matter.

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[nytalkin]

The reduns switch planes everyday and the newly inactive plane reloads (refreshes). The reboot on memory option came out in LW29 (I think). I found that if you programmed that option that by the time the memory got corrupted enough to actually start the reboot routine that there were many other problems going on.

Sometimes I get confused with the discussions here because I remember struggling with SG's and the like. Those were some very labor intensive machines.......they did however put all of my children through college and bought a few new cars as well.

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[Lundah]

I've seen ML's running anything from T-stream to LW34 with *daily* scheduled reboots, never caused a problem. But yeah, weekly should be more than adequate.

 

[mitelmania]

Logs read HOTEL is another one

 

[drichter12]

Referring to your original goal, the command you would most likely want to use is 'logs re maint all mat "reboot"' I beleive. The match string may be "restart", I just can't remeber off the top of my head.


Dale