servicelog command

This command is used to generate a new service data file.

Note

This command used to be ffdc command.

Use the servicelog command to generate and transfer service log to Support.

Syntax:

servicelog [subset_command] [-options]

Table 1. servicelog subset commands
Option	Description
generate	Create a new service log
status	Check latest service log status
list	List all current available service logs
copy	Copy existing service logs

Table 2. servicelog options
Option	Description	Values
-t	Service log type	1: Debug log (FFDC, default) 2: Service data log
Additional options for generate command
-c	Dump data category selection. The data category won't be contained if not specified with this option.	For type 1 (ffdc): adapter For type 2 (service data log): network, audit, telemetry, osscreen
Additional options for generate and copy commands
`-f`	Remote filename or sftp target directory.	For sftp, use full path or trailing / on directory name (~/ or /tmp/). The default value is the system generated name.
`-ip`	Address of the tftp/sftp server.	Valid IP address
`-pn`	Port number of the tftp/sftp server.	Valid port number (default 69/22)
`-u`	Username for the sftp server.	Valid user name
`-pw`	Password for the sftp server.	Valid password
`-timeout`	Minutes to allow for foreground copy.	Between 1 and 5 (default 1)

Example:

system> servicelog status
Type 1 ffdc: not found.
Type 2 minilog: not found.
system> servicelog generate
  Generating ffdc....
ok
system> servicelog status
Type 1 ffdc: in progress.
Type 2 minilog: not found.
system> servicelog status
Type 1 ffdc: completed. 7DDJTOO0WW_1234567890_xcc3_DebugLog_241115-161227.tar.zst
Type 2 minilog: not found.
system> servicelog copy -t 1 -f /home3/lining29/7DDJTOO0WW_1234567890_xcc3_DebugLog_241115-161227.tar.zst -ip 10.240.218.90 -pn 22 -u lining29 -pw 123456
  Copying ffdc...
ok

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