A troubleshooting bundle is a compressed file that contains logging information for
PowerFlex Manager managed components. If necessary, download the bundle and send it to
Dell Technologies Support for issue debugging.
The troubleshooting bundle includes the following logs:
ASM deployer
iDRAC life cycle
Dell PowerSwitch switch
Cisco Nexus switch
VMware ESXi
CloudLink Center
NAS
Standard output logs from all pods
Kubernetes logs about pods, services, deployments, secrets, drivers, and volumes
PowerFlex Block logs
NOTE:You can generate troubleshooting bundles from the
Resource Groups page too.
Steps
On the menu bar, click
Settings > Serviceability.
Click
Generate Troubleshooting Bundle.
If you are using
SupportAssist,
Send to Configured SupportAssist is selected by default. Leave this default setting. If
SupportAssist is not configured, this option is disabled.
If you are not using
SupportAssist, select
Download Locally to download the troubleshooting bundle to a local file. Provide a path using the following format:
For...
Use this path...
CIFS
\\IP Address\Any folder
For example:
CIFS: \\192.168.1.1\uploadDirectory
Also, provide a username and password.
Click
Test Connection to verify the connection to the CIFS share before generating the bundle.
Optionally, select
Include PowerFlex File Core Dump logs, if you want to include core dump logs for NAS.
The NAS directory structure, nodes, and files are always collected regardless of whether this box is checked. When it is checked, the additional NAS core dump is collected.
To collect PowerFlex logs, select one of the following log level options:
Default Node Logs
Default Node Logs plus additional MDM information
Latest Logs only (Most recent copy of all logs)
To collect PowerFlex node logs, select one of the following options:
Logs from all nodes
Select Specific Nodes
If you select the
Select Specific Nodes option and select the number of nodes for which you want to generate the log, the
View/Select Nodes button is displayed. Click the button to view the list of nodes in the
Node Selection window. Select the required nodes from the
Available Nodes list and click >> to view them in the
Selected Nodes list. Click
Save to return to the
Generate Troubleshooting bundle page.
For the
Select Specific Nodes option,
Generate is enabled only if a node is selected in the
Node Selection window.
Click
Generate.
Next steps
Sometimes, the troubleshooting bundle does not include log information for all the nodes. The log collection may appear to succeed, but the log for one or more of the nodes may be missing. You may see an error message in the scaleio.trace.log file that says
Could not run get_info script. If you see this message, you may need to generate the troubleshooting bundle again to include information for all the logs.
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