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Chapter 4 Using Server Diagnostics 39

When you view logs in Server Diagnostics Mac OS X, a colored circle next to the log

name indicates whether the log is able to be loaded.

Color Status

No circle You haven’t loaded the log during this Server

Diagnostics session, or the log hasn’t been

created yet.

Yellow The log didn’t load. This usually occurs when

there isn’t any data in the log.

Green The log loaded.

To view logs:

1 Open Server Diagnostics Mac OS X.

2 If tests are currently running, wait for them to complete or stop them.

If tests are running, you can view only the test log.

3 Do any the following:

To do this Do this

View logs in the current or chosen volume Choose a log from the “View log” pop-up menu.

Search for specic text within the log Enter text in the search eld. When you press

Return, matching text is highlighted in the

log area.

Clear logs Choose Logs > Clear current Log, or choose

Logs > Clear All Logs.

The name of the currently viewed log replaces

current.

Refresh logs Choose Logs > Refresh Current Log.

Setting Log Preferences

You can set up log preferences so that the Server Diagnostics test logs are

automatically saved to a le at a location you choose. Server Diagnostics test logs are

created every time you start a new Server Diagnostics session.

When Server Diagnostics Mac OS X saves a log, it overwrites any existing log of the

same name. Log preferences can automatically customize the name of the log le so

that the log les aren’t overwritten.

If you don’t use any of the naming options, the log is saved as:

AppleServerDiagnostics_serialnumber_mode_autosave_log.txt

If you’re testing locally, mode is replaced by “local.” If you’re testing remotely, mode is

replaced by “remote.”

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