Hello everybody,
How could I run a debug log for a 9010 session host on 9400 Controller?
I need to log the transferred data between terminals running Tekterm and the 9400 Controller.
The RF network is based on Narrow Band solution.
When I tried to telnet the 9400 Controller, I could not find the (bcm) command as illustrated in the attached photo:
Haitham Khalifa
Following up on Luke and Lana reply, this is the back up controller .
Please telnet to the live controller and then type bcm !T to see bcm task.
them run your debug bcm dlvl=3
For there is no 9010 debug command
Regards,
Burt
another option is to use PuTTY which is a free Telnet/ SSH client
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Hello ,
It appears that this 9400 controller doesn't run bcm or any emulation task.
Is this unit a back up ?
Lana
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To answer Lana's question, please run the command
redu show
Thank you very much.
I have telnet the virtual IP of my redundant Controllers 9400 to be sure that it is running Controller; it works well and I can see the bcm command.
How can I save the log file to my PC?
Hello Haitham
You could telnet in and capture the log file to your local computer using a rogam such as Procomm.
Another option you may be able to telnet to the 9400 and log to it's local disk drive using the command
log open <8.3 filename> (limited to 8 characters with 3 character extension)
to save
log close
The log coiuld then be ftp'd off off the 9400
Regards
David
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Hi
I would use HyperTerminal instead og DOS.
Using HyperTerminal to capture text is straight forward.Go to Transfer menu and click on Capture Text...
Another option if telneting to the 9400 console is the dos telnet file log switch -f , which creates a nice clean text log file free of unrecognized characters.
telnet <9400 IP> -f test.txt
Thank you Burt, Lana, David, and Luke for your valuable help.