I want to know it is posible view the directory in where storage the logs /var/log/ Logs

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I want to know it is posible view the directory in where storage the logs /var/log/ Logs

L1 Bithead

Hi guys

 

Anyone know where is the path where the logs are stored FW CLI ?

 

I hope your commentes

 

regards

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L7 Applicator

There is no way to view the directory listing in the CLI, but you can use 'less' or 'tail' to view them.

 

> less mp-log ?

 

That will give you a list of all management plane logs. You can do the same for the dataplane or control plane logs (/opt/) with the similar commands:

> less cp-log ?

> less dp1-log ?

 

Best regards,

Greg

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L7 Applicator

There is no way to view the directory listing in the CLI, but you can use 'less' or 'tail' to view them.

 

> less mp-log ?

 

That will give you a list of all management plane logs. You can do the same for the dataplane or control plane logs (/opt/) with the similar commands:

> less cp-log ?

> less dp1-log ?

 

Best regards,

Greg

Thanks

 

I  have one question

Do you know what the meaning for each partition?

 

Which is installed on each?


Filesystem            Size  Used Avail Use% Mounted on
/dev/md2              3.8G  2.7G  967M  74% /
/dev/md5              7.6G  1.6G  5.6G  22% /opt/pancfg
/dev/md6              3.8G  1.5G  2.2G  41% /opt/panrepo
tmpfs                 2.0G   67M  1.9G   4% /dev/shm
/dev/md8               88G   42G   42G  51% /opt/panlogs

 

Regards

 

 

 

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