2
Management
23
Viewing the configuration log
Major
SEG
system
events,
such
as
new
configuration
deployments
and
system
starts,
are
recorded
in
the
configuration
log.
Use
the
cfglog
command
to
view
the
configuration
log,
as
shown
in
the
following
example:
Device:/>
cfglog
‐
all
Notice
vsinit/Configure:1805
2011
‐
06
‐
17
13:53:40
‐
Beginning
system
reconfigure.
System
starting.
Notice
vsinit/Configure:1805
2011
‐
06
‐
17
15:59:30
‐
Beginning
system
reconfigure.
Activating
new
configuration.
Notice
vsinit/Configure:2033
2011
‐
06
‐
17
15:59:31
‐
Reconfigure
completed
successfully.
If
the
cfglog
command
is
used
without
the
‐
all
option,
only
major
system
events
that
occurred
since
the
last
system
start
or
reconfigure
are
shown.
The
output
from
this
command
also
shows
if
the
SEG
is
running
in
demonstration
mode,
without
a
valid
license.
System performance commands
The
following
commands
give
a
real
‐
time
snapshot
of
overall
system
performance:
•
The
top
command
for
CPU
utilization.
Device:/>
top
Load
avg:
0.94,
0.51,
0.35
CPU
usage:
24.8%
CPUs:
1
Name
Time
CPU(%)
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐ ‐‐‐‐‐ ‐‐‐‐‐‐
statd
14:04
6.3
mdpd
12:52
5.1
vsinit
07:17
2.7
"
"
The
format
of
this
CPU
usage
summary
follows
the
convention
of
the
same
command
in
UNIX.
The
Load
avg
figures
are
for
the
last
1,
5,
and
15
minutes,
respectively.
This
list
is
ordered
by
CPU
usage,
with
the
most
active
processes
on
top.
•
The
memory
command
for
memory
utilization.
Device:/>
memory
"
"
Free:
121306
KB
Total
(In
listing
+
free):
135892
KB
The
bulk
of
the
above
memory
usage
output
has
been
omitted,
except
for
the
final
two
lines.
These
give
a
summary
of
overall
memory
utilization.
