Cisco Cisco Nexus 7000 Series Supervisor 2E Module Guía Para Resolver Problemas

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/debug                         5120       108        5012      3   none
/dev/mqueue                       0         0           0      0   none
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As seen above, /var/log is full. Then, check the actual contents of /var/log to see which file consumes
the directory. It is possible, because of user defined debugs or core files, that the directory fills up and
hence logging is stopped.
N7K1# sh system internal dir /var/log/external/
                                                                ./         420
                                                               ../         380
                                                       glbp.debug          231
                                                    libfipf.24944            0
                                                            vdc_4/          80
                                                    libfipf.24115            0
                                                            vdc_3/          80
                                                    libfipf.23207            0
                                                            vdc_2/          80
                                                 libdt_helper.log     51523584
                                                     libfipf.5582            0
                                                     libfipf.4797            0
                                                     libfipf.4717            0
                                                         messages       651264
                                                     startupdebug            0
                                            eobc_port_test_result            3
                                            mgmt_port_test_result            3
                                                  bootup_test.log        18634
You can also use dir log: to view the contents.
In the above example, libdt_helper.log consumes most of the space and hence there are issues with
logging. Refer to Cisco bug ID CSCue98451.
Common Mistake About Logging
The "logging level <feature> <level>" does NOT cause that feature to print messages at that level. It
actually tells the syslog function to "only" print messages for that feature to the logging buffer/server
if they are of that level as "print threshold".
The example below shows a syslog that printed a message for Ethernet Port Manager (ETHPM),
which has a default level of 5. Since the below message is a level 5, it meets the logging level
"threshold".
Nexus(config)# int e 3/1
Nexus(config−if)# shut
2013 Jan 25 21:42:07 Nexus %ETHPORT−5−IF_DOWN_ADMIN_DOWN:
 Interface Ethernet3/1 is down (Administratively down)
If you change the level to 3, the messages are no longer printed. This can severely hinder the ability to
troubleshoot.
Nexus(config−if)# logging level ethpm 3
Nexus(config)# int e 3/1
Nexus(config−if)# no shut
Nexus(config−if)# sh log last 1
2013 Jan 25 21:42:07 Nexus %ETHPORT−5−IF_DOWN_ADMIN_DOWN:
 Interface Ethernet3/1 is down (Administratively down)
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