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Log Commands
Commands for working with logs.
log-set-output
log-set-output output=nil | stderr | file:<filename> | syslog:<sysloglocation> [key=<key>] [level= debug |
info | warning | error]
Set the output of the specified logger. Log messages are filtered by the subsystem in which they originated and
the log level of the message. For example, send debug logging messages from the storage manager to a file by
running the following command:
xe log-set-output key=sm level=debug output=<file:/tmp/sm.log>
The optional parameter key specifies the particular logging subsystem. If this parameter is not set, it will default
to all logging subsystems.
The optional parameter level specifies the logging level. Valid values are:
• debug
• info
• warning
• error
Message Commands
Commands for working with messages. Messages are created to notify users of significant events, and are
displayed in XenCenter as system alerts.
Message Parameters
Parameter Name Description Type
uuid The unique identifier/object reference for
the message
read only
name The unique name of the message read only
priority The message priority. Higher numbers
indicate greater priority
read only
class The message class, for example VM. read only
obj-uuid The uuid of the affected object. read only
timestamp The time that the message was generated. read only
body The message content. read only
message-create
message-create name=<message_name> body=<message_text> [[host-uuid=<uuid_of_host>] | [sr-
uuid=<uuid_of_sr>] | [vm-uuid=<uuid_of_vm>] | [pool-uuid=<uuid_of_pool>]]
Creates a new message.
- 1.1 Edition 1
- Contents 3
- Document Overview 19
- New Features in XenServer 6.0 20
- XenServer Documentation 22
- Managing Users 23
- Upgrading XenServer 24
- User Authentication 26
- Removing Access for a User 27
- Role Based Access Control 28
- RBAC process 29
- Definitions of Permissions 32
- Using RBAC with the CLI 35
- To Add a Subject to RBAC 37
- Auditing 38
- Creating a Resource Pool 41
- Adding Shared Storage 42
- High Availability 44
- Configuration Requirements 45
- Restart Priorities 46
- Enabling HA Using the CLI 47
- Host Power On 48
- Key/Value Pairs 50
- Sample Script 50
- Storage Overview 52
- Virtual Disk Data Formats 53
- Virtual Block Devices (VBDs) 53
- Summary of Storage objects 53
- LUN-based VDIs 54
- Storage Repository Types 55
- Local EXT3 VHD 56
- Software iSCSI Support 57
- Citrix StorageLink SRs 57
- For example: 60
- Sample QLogic iSCSI HBA setup 62
- LVM over iSCSI 63
- Storage Configuration 67
- VDI Types 68
- Probing an SR 69
- SR is created 71
- Storage Multipathing 72
- Managing Storage Repositories 73
- Resizing an SR 74
- Virtual Disk QoS Settings 77
- Configuring VM Memory 79
- The Concept of Static Range 80
- DMC Behaviour 80
- How Does DMC Work? 80
- Memory Constraints 81
- Supported Operating Systems 81
- Updating Memory Properties 83
- Upgrade Issues 84
- Xen Memory Usage 85
- Networking 87
- XenServer Networking Overview 88
- Networks 89
- NIC Bonds 89
- Switch Configuration 91
- Active-Active Bonding 92
- Active-Passive Bonding 93
- Cross-Server Private networks 94
- Creating VLANs 96
- Creating a NIC bond 97
- Reverting NIC bonds 98
- Using SR-IOV Enabled NICs 100
- Hostname 102
- DNS servers 102
- Networking Troubleshooting 103
- Diagnosing network corruption 104
- Disaster Recovery and Backup 105
- Deployment Considerations 107
- (Failback) 108
- Test Failover 109
- Creating vApps 111
- To backup pool metadata 112
- To backup a VM 112
- To backup VM metadata only 112
- Backing up XenServer hosts 113
- Backing up VMs 114
- VM Snapshots 115
- Deleting a snapshot 117
- Snapshot Templates 118
- VM Protection and Recovery 120
- Coping with machine failures 120
- Member failures 121
- Master failures 121
- Pool failures 122
- Physical Machine failure 122
- Customizing Alerts 125
- Configuring Email Alerts 126
- Custom Fields and Tags 127
- Custom Searches 127
- Troubleshooting 128
- XenCenter logs 129
- XenServer host 129
- Basic xe Syntax 130
- Special Characters and Syntax 131
- Command Types 131
- Parameter Types 132
- Low-level Parameter Commands 133
- Low-level List Commands 133
- Appliance Commands 134
- Audit Commands 135
- Bonding Commands 136
- CD Commands 136
- Console Commands 138
- Event Commands 140
- GPU Commands 141
- GPU Group Parameters 142
- Virtual GPU (vGPU) Parameters 142
- Host Commands 143
- Host Parameters 144
- Log Commands 154
- Message Commands 154
- Network Commands 155
- Patch (Update) Commands 156
- PBD Commands 157
- PIF Commands 158
- PIF Parameters 159
- Pool Commands 162
- Storage Manager Commands 165
- SR Commands 165
- Task Commands 168
- Template Commands 169
- Update Commands 175
- User Commands 176
- VBD Commands 176
- VDI Commands 178
- VDI Parameters 179
- VIF Commands 182
- 183
- VLAN Commands 184
- VM Commands 185
- Commands 204
- To run the wlbconfig command 205
- To edit the wlb.conf file 205
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