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Displaying Screen (Console) Capture Entries in the MPM Log
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Displaying Screen (Console) Capture Entries in the MPM
Log
The caplog command displays the screen capture entries in the mpm.log file. (Note: This
feature is not yet implemented. ) In order to view screen capture entries through this
command, you must first enable the Screen Capture log facility through the swlogc command
(see Configuring Switch Logging on page 10-6). To display screen capture entries in the log,
enter
caplog
at the system prompt. A screen similar to the following will be displayed.
1) Console
2) Modem
3) Telnet (0)
4) Telnet (1)
5) Telnet (2)
6) Telnet (3)
select ?
Select which user’s screen entries you would like to view by entering the user’s line number
at the prompt. For example, if you enter
1 at the select ? prompt, a screen similar to the
following displays:
=======================Start Screen Capture Display for Console==================
/ % systat
System Uptime : 0 days, 01:01:47.01
MPM Transmit Overruns : 0
MPM Receive Overruns : 0
MPM total memory : 18548968 bytes
MPM CPU Utilization (5 sec) : 3 % ( 0% kernel 1% task 97% idle)
MPM CPU Utilization (60 sec) : 4% ( 0% intr 0% kernel 2% task 96% idle)\
Power Supply 1 State : OK
Power Supply 2 State : Not Present
Temperature : 32.00c 89.60f
Temperature Sensor : OF - Under Threshold
Temperature Alarm Masking : Disabled
=======================End Screen Capture Display for Console==================
The options displayed by the caplog command are described below.
1) Console . Displays screen capture entries for the user logged in from the console.
2) Modem . Displays screen capture entries for the user logged in from the modem.
3) Telnet (0) . Displays screen capture entries for the user logged in from the first telnet session.