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NRE: How to clear Java Cache, enable Java Console and Debugging.

Summary: This KB provides an overview of how to clear Java cache, enable java console, and configure Java debug on Microsoft Windows systems using NetWorker Runtime Environment (NRE) to access the NetWorker Management Console (NMC). ...

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Instructions

NetWorker Runtime Environment (NRE) provides the Java Runtime Environment (JRE) used by the NetWorker authentication service and NetWorker Management Console (NMC).
 

Clearing Java Cache:

  1. On the NMC client, open a Windows File Explorer.
  2. Go to the NRE install location; default: C:\Program Files\NRE\java
  3. Depending on the NRE version installed, a different JRE folder may be seen. To open the Java control panel, go to ..\jre#.#.#_###\bin\ and open javacpl.exe
  4. From the General tab, click Settings...
Java Control Panel - General tab
  1. From Temporary Files and Settings window, Click on Delete Files... 
  2. Ensure Trace and Log Files and Cache Applications and Applets is checked, click Ok.
Java Control Panel - Temporary Files and Settings
  1. Click Ok to close out remaining windows.

Enable Java Console:

  1. On the NMC client, open a Windows File Explorer.
  2. Go to the NRE install location; default: C:\Program Files\NRE\java
  3. Depending on the NRE version installed, a different JRE folder may be seen. To open the Java control panel, go to ..\jre#.#.#_###\bin\ and open javacpl.exe
  4. Click the Advanced tab.
  5. Ensure that Enable Tracing and Enable Logging are checked.
  6. Click the Show Console radio button.
Java Control Panel - Advanced tab
  1. Click Apply.
  2. Click Ok to close the Java control panel.
  3. To Disable the console, repeat the process but select Hide Console.

Enable Java Debug:

  1. Enable Java Console as per above steps.
  2. Open the NRE NMC Launcher.
  3. Log in to the NetWorker Management Console.
  4. From the Enterprise window, CTRL+SHIFT+Right-Click.
  5. Click Save Debug Messages... and specify an output location.
NetWorker Management Console - Save Debug Messages
  1. In the Enterprise window, CTRL+SHIFT+Right-Click again.
  2. From Set Debug Level, select the wanted debug level. Usually, 7.
NetWorker Management Console - Set Debug Level
  1. Perform actions within NMC which require debug. Copy/Review the output from the Java Console session and collect the Java output file that is created in step 5.
  2. To disable debug, repeat the process but set Debug Off.

Enabling NRE Debug:

NRE debug can be configured inside the NRE ..Program Files\NRE\logs\logConfig.properties file. The default log debug level is WARNING.

The supported Log Levels from lowest to highest are:

OFF
SEVERE
WARNING
INFO
CONFIG
FINE
FINER
FINEST
ALL

Enable NMC (gstd) Debug:

Debugging can be enabled on the NMC's gst service from the NetWorker Management Console.

  1. From the NMC's Enterprise screen click on the Setup tab.
  2. Click the Setup menu and select System Options...
NetWorker Management Console - Setup menu
  1. From System Options, set the Debug Level as required, typically 9.
NetWorker Management Console - System Options
  1. No service restart is required, perform actions from NMC requiring debug.
  2. Collect/Review the gstd.raw from the NMC server.
Linux: /opt/lgtonmc/logs/gstd.raw
Windows: ..\Program Files\EMC NetWorker\Management\GST\logs\gstd.raw
  1. To render .raw files, see NetWorker: How to use nsr_render_log.

Additional Information

If Oracle JRE is used instead of NRE JRE, see NetWorker: How To Clear Java Cache, enable Java Console and Debugging (Oracle Java).

Affected Products

NetWorker

Products

NetWorker Family, NetWorker Series
Article Properties
Article Number: 000203881
Article Type: How To
Last Modified: 19 Apr 2024
Version:  10
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