multilogmgr command

Use the multilogmgr command to remotely manage logs for multiple systems.

multilogmgr command syntax

OneCli.exe misc multilogmgr <command> <command> [options] [connection options] <--configfile <arg>>

Options

Table 1. multilogmgr commands
Command	Syntax example	Description
clearall	`OneCli.exe misc multilogmgr clearall –configfile multi_task_config.json`	Clears the remote BMC logs and the system event.
clearbmclog	`OneCli.exe misc multilogmgr cclearbmclog –configfile multi_task_config.json`	Clears the remote BMC event log.
clearsel	`OneCli.exe misc multilogmgr cclearsel –configfile multi_task_config.json`	Clears the remote system event log.
showauditlog	`OneCli.exe misc multilogmgr showauditlog –configfile multi_task_config.json`	Displays the remote BMC audit event log.
showbmclog	`OneCli.exe misc multilogmgr showbmclog –configfile multi_task_config.json`	Displays the remote BMC platform event log.
showmaintlog	`OneCli.exe misc multilogmgr showmaintlog –configfile multi_task_config.json`	Displays the remote BMC maintenance log.
showsel	`OneCli.exe misc multilogmgr showsel –configfile multi_task_config.json`	Displays the remote system event log.

Table 2. multilogmgr clearbmclog command specific parameters
Parameter	Required/Optional	Notes
--type, -T	Optional	type specifies the type of BMC log to be cleared. Valid choices are: AEL: Audit Event Log. PEL: Platform Event Log. ALL: Audit Event Log and Platform Event Log.

Example of the multilogmgr command

OneCli.exe misc mutilogmgr clearbmclog –configfile multi_task_config.json

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