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XenCenter Event Log
XenCenter maintains an event log which can be helpful with troubleshooting. You can view a summary of events in the current XenCenter session by clicking Notifications and then Events. A much more detailed, permanent record of XenCenter events is stored in a log file in your profile folder, and you can use this to troubleshoot any problems that may arise during a XenCenter session.
Viewing events in the current session
To view the events summary for your current XenCenter session, click Notifications and then Events.
Viewing the XenCenter event log file
A permanent XenCenter log file (syslog) is generated when you use XenCenter. This file includes a complete description of all operations and errors that occur when using XenCenter. It also contains informational logging of events that provide an audit trail of various actions that have occurred in XenCenter and on your managed resources.
The XenCenter log file is stored in %appdata%\Citrix\XenCenter .
The log output from XenCenter is invaluable when diagnosing problems in your XenServer environment. To quickly locate the XenCenter log file, for example, when you need to email it to your support organization, from the XenCenter menu, click Help and then View XenCenter Log Files.
Working with events in the current session
XenCenter enables you to filter events in the current session and perform a specific action to address them. The following table lists various options available in the Events view.
Filter by Status
Filters events by their progress
By default, all events for the current XenCenter session will be displayed. Select a specific status from the drop-down list to toggle the selection.
Filter by Server
Filters events by the source from which they originate
By default, events from all hosts connected to XenCenter will be displayed. To stop displaying events from a specific host, click the drop-down list and cancel the selection on the host. Clicking again on the host toggles the selection.
Filter by Date
Filters events based on the time of occurrence
By default, all events for the current XenCenter session will be displayed. Click the drop-down list and select a date range from the list. Alternatively, click Custom to define your own date range by specifying the start and end date/time.
Dismiss All
Removes events from the Events view
To dismiss or remove all the current events click Dismiss All. To dismiss a specific set of events, select the required events from the list, and click Dismiss Selected.
Actions
Enables you to perform specific actions on the events displayed
Select an event from the list and then click:
- Dismiss to dismiss the event
- Go To to navigate to the host from which the event originated. Selecting this action item takes to you the Infrastructure view
- Copy to copy information about the event to the clipboard
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