Exporting Log Files
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Once the recovery process completes, it is recommended that you copy the log files to a remote location before rebooting the system. To do this, you must mount an NFS share to the recovery environment file system and copy the log files to the mounted directory.
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It is important that the specified directory is an NFS mount, because all information in the recovery environment will be lost upon reboot. |
You can perform these actions in one of the following ways:
- As a part of the automatic recovery scenario, at the final step of the automatic recovery procedure. To learn more, see Save Log Files and Complete Recovery Process.
- After the recovery process completes, from the Veeam recovery environment menu, as described below.
To copy log files:
- In the Veeam recovery environment menu, select Log files.
- In the Log files menu, select Mount NFS volume.
- In the Mount NFS volume form, specify the server name, shared directory name and mount point and select OK.
- In the Log files menu, select Copy log files.
- In the Log file location form, in the Location field, specify a path to the directory in which log files must be saved.
Veeam Agent for IBM AIX will create a date-stamped archive with the log files in the specified directory. The created archive has a file name of the following format:
logs-1254-04042018.tar.gz |