Using putty login to the MSL of the vMiVB or MBG or Micollab
If you dont know how to putty in to the MSL follow this post
After you have logged in with user root and the password type in this command
rpm -qa | grep phone
/usr/vm/log/Backup.HardDisk.log
There is no reboot later option in MSL web GUI. Only reboot now or shutdown
How ever linux has a command to do just this
Continue readingSo the customer would like to be able to update names etc on the Micollab but you don’t want to give them admin access.
You can give them access to the user and services section only
Continue readingThe logs to check when accessing the AWV through a web proxy are located on the web proxy MBG
/var/logs/httpd/access_log
and
/var/logs/httpd/error_log
The best way to watch them as you perform a test connection is using the “tail -f” command in putty or from the console
If you dont know how to putty to see the mbg console check out this post
Example:
tail -f /var/log/httpd/error_log |grep {your ip address you are connecting from}
and
tail -f /var/log/httpd/access_log |grep {your ip address you are connecting from}
Just had this issue where the Micollab no longer connects to the customers active directory server.
The test to try and prove the connection is working is done from the console
Via putty for example
openssl s_client -showcerts -connect {AD Server}:636
/var/cache/e-smith/logcollector
Putty to the Micollab (if you don’t know how to do this click here)
find / -type f -size +50M
Despite how it sounds these files are safe to delete
/var/corefiles/*.core
If you have a need to test that a link is stable between servers
e.g. between an MBG and a Micollab