PRIMECLUSTER Global File Services Configuration and Administration Guide 4.5

C.2 Collecting information for troubleshooting

Collect following material for investigation using super user access privileges when you request troubleshooting to field engineers and if your manual instructs you to do so.

1. Material collected by FJQSS, fjsnap, or pclsnap

2. Crash dump file (/var/crash/*/*)

3. Output of the following command: "sfcfsck -N -o nolog device"

   For device, specify a block special file of the file system where the problem occurs.

If the investigation material must urgently be sent, collect the following materials a and b for the initial investigation:

1. Material collected by sfcsnap

2. /var/log/messages*

Note

• The above materials 1, 2, a, and b should be collected from all nodes where the GFS Shared File System is shared.

• The above material 3 should be collected when a file system needs to be recovered.

• These materials should be collected as soon as the symptom occurred. Some material might not be collected after rebooting the system.

• The materials a and b are of initial investigation. Collect materials a and b first, and then make sure to collect materials 1 to 3.

Point

Use FJQSS if you want to collect the above material 1 with other middleware products that support FJQSS.

The following indicates how to collect materials by FJQSS, fjsnap, pclsnap, and sfcsnap.sh.

Collecting material by FJQSS (Information Collection Tool)

1. Execute the following command.

   # /opt/FJSVqstl/fjqss_collect

   The product selection menu appears.

2. Input the number of the product of which you want to collect the investigation material.
   Select either of the following products:

   • PRIMECLUSTER Enterprise Edition

   • PRIMECLUSTER HA Server

   If you select one of the above, you can collect investigation material for PRIMECLUSTER including GFS in a batch.

3. Press the [Y] key according to the instruction in the prompt.

   After the FJQSS has completed the collection, the name of the output directory of the collected material appears.

4. Verify that the material have been collected in the directory.

   The following file is created in the output directory of the collected material.

   resultYYYYMMDDHHMMSS.tar.gz
   (YYYYMMDDHHMMSS: time (year, month, day, hour, minute, and second) that the collection started)

5. Send it to field engineers.

Collecting material by fjsnap

1. Execute the following command.

   # /usr/sbin/fjsnap -a filename

   Specify a non-existent file name to filename. The material is collected with this file name.

2. Send this file to field engineers.

Collecting material by pclsnap

1. Execute the following command.

   # /opt/FJSVpclsnap/bin/pclsnap -a filename

   Specify a non-existent file name to filename. The material is collected with this file name.

2. Send this file to field engineers.

Collecting material by sfcsnap

1. Execute the following command.

   # /etc/opt/FJSVsfcfs/bin/sfcsnap.sh -a -d dirname

   Specify an existent directory to dirname. The material is collected under this directory.

2. Compress this directory and send it to field engineers.

See

• For information on how to collect investigation material on PRIMECLUSTER systems, see "PRIMECLUSTER Installation and Administration Guide."

• For FJQSS, see "FJQSS (Information Collection Tool) User's Guide" included in the product's DVD. For how to see "FJQSS (Information Collection Tool) User's Guide", open the following file in the product's DVD from your browser.

  documents/fjqss-manual_sollnx/index_en.html