When file integrity validation is enabled, you can use this procedure to collect and extract AIDE logs.
Before you begin
Run clusterFileIntegrity enable to enable file integrity validation.
Procedure
Log in to Cluster Control Manager using your customer account.
To collect logs, run the ccm report --fileIntegrity command.
The following is an example of the output for this command:
Retrieve CCM Report Begin
Starting to collect Cluster Control Manager
Collect Cluster Control Manager completed
Starting to collect Cluster Node Manager logs
Collect Cluster Node Manager completed
Starting to collect Cluster Node logs
Collect Cluster Node completed
The report location is: /var/avaya/artifactCache/cspInformation/ccmReport-flex-220-202009101918.tgz. Once the report has been processed (e.g., copied to another location for off-line analysis), remove the report in /var/avaya/artifactCache/cspInformation directory.
Retrieve CCM Report End
To extract the logs, run the tar -xvzf <report_file_name>.tgz command.
For example, tar -xvzf ccmReport-flex-220-202009101918.tgz. The extracted logs are saved in the /var/avaya/artifactCache/cspInformation/ directory.
This command extracts individual component logs, such as the following:
Log type
Example of log file name
Cluster Control Manager AIDE logs.
ccmLogFiles.tar.gz
Cluster node AIDE logs for each node. The exact file name for each node varies.
master_171e1956-f0b0-45a0-9249-1271695616b1-systemLogs.tar.gz or worker_993ce24c-8650-4483-af35-14b70093c944-systemLogs.tar.gz
