Fabric Manager Users Guide, Version 6.1, Revision A - QLogic

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A–Fabric Manager Command Line Interface A-16 IB0054608-01 B
B QLogic Fabric Manager Log Messages QLogic Fabric Manager Event Messages The host-based and embedded QLogic Fabric Manager both log significant fabric events in a standard machine-readable format. The format for these special event messages provides information not only about the event, but information regarding what nodes in the fabric are causing the event. The format of these messages is as follows: ;MSG:|SM::port | COND:|NODE::port :| LINKEDTO::port :| DETAIL: Where: • includes the date and time information of the event along with either the slot number OR hostname and IP address of the QLogic Fabric Manager reporting the message. • is one of the following values: ERROR WARNING NOTICE INFORMATION • and indicate the node name and port number of the SM that is reporting the message, prefixed with the word 'port'. For the embedded version of the SM, the port number will be 0. Any pipes ( | ) or colons ( : ) in the node description will be converted to spaces in the log message. • is one of the thirteen conditions from the event SM Reporting Table that are detailed in the section “QLogic Fabric Manager Events” on page B-2. The condition text includes a unique identification number. The possible conditions are as follows: IB0054608-01 B B-1
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