What Devices Can Be Used to Log In to Workspace?

The log files are saved when a storage device such as a Flash memory, a USB flash drive or an SD card is available. In the user view, run the save logfile command to save log files.

The :log-query:bid,"oplog" command can be used to query device-side logs.

Logs generated on a WLAN device are saved in the log buffer. After the number of logs reaches the specified threshold, the logs are saved to the syslogfile or logfile folder in the device's flash memory. A device records user operations in logs, so you can also view the log file to check operations. To view the log buffer and log files on a WLAN device, perform the following operations: - To view the file logs in the logfile folder, run the following commands in the user view: cd logfile //Enter the root directory of the logfile folder. dir //Display all files in the root directory. Directory of flash:/logfile/ Idx Attr Size(Byte) Date Time(LMT) FileName 0 -ro- 861,301 Apr 15 2015 07:36:41 2015-04-15.07-36-36.dblg.zip 1 -ro- 883,298 Apr 27 2015 21:41:43 2015-04-27.21-41-38.dblg.zip 2 -ro- 1,071,688 Jun 11 2015 20:04:00 2015-06-11.20-03-54.dblg.zip 3 -ro- 826,422 Jun 24 2015 11:57:54 2015-06-24.11-57-49.log.zip 4 -ro- 630,868 Sep 12 2015 04:34:49 2015-09-12.04-34-45.log.zip 5 -rw- 1,392,179 Sep 14 2015 15:41:30 log.dblg 6 -rw- 5,108,562 Sep 14 2015 20:21:54 log.log The xx.dblg.zip file contains all archived logs, and you can open it after decompressing it. The log.dblg file can be displayed in the diagnostic view using the display diag-logfile command, and the log.log file can be displayed using the display logfile command. - To view detailed log information in a log file, run the display logfile logfile/xxxx command. xxxx specifies the log file name. - To view logs in the log buffer, run the display logbuffer command. - To view logs in the trap buffer, run the display trapbuffer command. For more information about logs, visit Huawei Enterprise Product & Service Support to download and view the Log Reference and Alarm Reference of the appropriate product.

Logs generated on a WLAN device are saved in the log buffer. After the number of logs reaches the specified threshold, the logs are saved to the syslogfile or logfile folder in the device's flash memory. When the WLAN device has been running for a long time, it generates a large number of logs. In this case, you can run the info-center max-logfile-number command to set the maximum number of logs to be saved on the device. You can clear all logs in the buffer and the flash memory. 1. Clear logs in the log buffer or trap buffer. - Run the reset logbuffer command in the user view to clear logs in the log buffer. - Run the reset trapbuffer command in the user view to clear traps in the trap buffer. 2. Clear log files in the flash memory. Run the delete command in the user view to delete log files in the flash memory. To delete logs in the logfile folder, perform the following operations: - delete flash:/logfile/xxx //Delete a log record. xxx specifies the log file name saved in the flash memory. - delete /unreserved flash:/logfile/xxx //Permanently delete a log record, which cannot be restored. - reset recycle-bin //Empty the recycle bin.