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Introduction
Analyzing CENLOG Files
You can analyze CENLOG files on the OS 2200 host by using the CENLOG Analysis
Program (CAP) included in the CO$UTIL file on the Communications Delivery (CD)
release tape.
To use CAP, your CENLOG file must reside on the OS 2200 host. If you central logged the
host, your CENLOG file will be as follows:
Format
������� � ����������
Parameters
prcsr-name is the name of the processor (DCP), for example, TEL*CST-SLB.
If the DCP used logging, use the NMS XFER command to transfer the file to the host. See
the Telcon Operations Reference Manual (7831 5728) for information on using the XFER
command. If you did not specify a �� parameter on the XFER command, the name of the
file on the host defaults to the following:
Format
�����������������������
Parameters
yy is PR for a primary (local) log file, AL for an alternate (local ) log file, or CL
for a central log file.
xx-number is the two-digit processor DCP sequence number in hexadecimal notation, or
the two-character node ID if you specified a node ID on the Telcon
runstream @TELCON statement.
Note: Temporary hold files (HDSTATxx) do not contain a CENLOG header and
cannot be analyzed by CAP.
For example, the primary log file for the tenth DCP in a network defaults to
TEL*PRSTAT0A. If your configuration specifies an XEU named DEMAND, enter the
following:
���� �������������������������������������
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