This section describes how to modify the collection conditions of the log for investigation.
Modify the collection of log for investigation
This section describes how to modify the log for investigation to be collected.
Note
Do not tell the password to others
When executing this command in the command prompt, the password may be viewed by a third party or terminal user. When using this command, for security considerations, make sure to use batch files, etc. to ensure the password will not be viewed.
Execute the command on the client (CT) to modify.
Logon with the user that has Administrator authority of the local computer on the PC that requires settings modification.
Execute the following command at the CT command prompt.
fsw11ej7.exe <Password> /L /F /E <Flag>
Enter the password that was specified during CT installation.
Enter any one of the following numbers.
"0": Do not collect logs
"1": Collect logs
For details of this command, refer to the content of "1.29.9 Specify Output of Error Log".
It not only can be modified using the Management Console, but also can be modified by executing a command on the client.
Modification using the Management Console can be executed in the client (CT) of V14.2.0 or later.
Modification using a command can be executed in the client (CT) of all versions.
The system administrator and department administrator can conduct this operation.
Start the Management Console, and select the CT group where the client (CT) to modify the collection conditions is located through the configuration information tree.
Select the client (CT) that satisfies conditions from the CT list.
(the client (CT) that satisfies conditions is determined through [CT Version] of the CT list. For the CT version of the client (CT) of V14.2.0 or later, refer to the relevant content of "Chapter 6 CT Version".)
Select the Context menu displayed by right-clicking the mouse, or select [CT Debugging Trace] from the [File] menu.
Select the current setting content.
Modify the setting content.
In the confirmation window of setting content, click the [OK] button.
The setting content will be reflected to client (CT) immediately.
The modified settings ("Summary" or "Details") will be displayed in [Trace conditions] of the CT list after the reflection has completed.
Logon with the user that has Administrator authority of the local computer on the PC to perform modification.
Execute the following command from command prompt.
fsw11ej7.exe /L /F /T <Flag>
Enter any one of the following numbers.
"0": Not collect the log
"3": Collect the log (Collect the trace log in summary level)
"5": Collect the log (Collect the trace log in details level)
For details of this command, refer to "1.29.10 Specify Output of Trace Log".
Modify the Maximum Log Size
This section describes how to modify the maximum size of the log for investigation to be collected.
Logon with the user that has Administrator authority of the local computer on the PC to perform modification.
Execute the following command from command prompt.
fsw11ej7.exe <Password> /L /S /<parameter> <log size>
Enter the password that was specified during CT installation
Enter any one of the following letters.
"E": To set an error log
"T": To set a trace log
Enter the maximum log size. The unit is MB.
For details of this command, refer to "1.29.14 Modify Log Size (Error Log)" when setting the error log, and refer to "1.29.15 Modify Log Size (Trace Log)" when setting the trace log.
Note
Do not tell the password to others
When executing this command in the command prompt, the password may be viewed by a third party or terminal user. When using this command, for security considerations, make sure to use batch files, etc., to ensure the password will not be viewed.
Modify the Maximum Holding Days
This section describes how to modify the maximum holding days of the log so that the investigation can be collected.
Logon with the user that has Administrator authority of the local computer on the PC to perform modification.
Execute the following command from command prompt.
fsw11ej7.exe <Password> /L /R <Number of holding days>
Enter the password that was specified during CT installation
Enter the maximum holding days. The unit is days.
For details of this command, refer to the content of "1.29.13 Modify Number of Days to Save Logs".
Note
Do not tell the password to others
When executing this command in the command prompt, the password may be viewed by a third party or terminal user. When using this command, for security consideration, make sure to use batch files, etc. to ensure the password will not be viewed.
