execute tac report
Use this command to generate log information for debugging purposes. It runs a predefined set of CLI commands to collect diagnostic logs.
Syntax
execute tac report
get system status
get system performance
show system interface
show full-configuration system dns
show full-configuration system global
execute db sample_process_summary 7 (for Standalone and Sensor Modes)
diagnose hardware sysinfo
diagnose hardware sensorinfo (3500F Only)
diagnose debug crashlog 7
diagnose debug database error-log
diagnose debug kernel display
diagnose fds list
diagnose kdb
diagnose system top 5 25 1
diagnose system top-fd 10
diagnose system db
diagnose system disk-usage system-data
diagnose system disk-usage system-db
diagnose system disk-usage system-temp-data
diagnose debug application sync lines 10000 (for Center and Sensor Modes)
diagnose debug application filearch lines 10000 (for Standalone and Sensor Modes)
diagnose debug application ctrl lines 10000
Viewing Long TAC Reports Using PuTTY
The TAC report may be too long and exceed the terminal buffer size. To resolve this issue, you can use PuTTY to run the CLI.
PuTTY Configuration for Viewing Large TAC Reports:
- Open PuTTY, but do not connect.
- In the left-hand panel, go to Window and set Lines of scrollback to a larger value ( e.g., 100000).
- In the left-hand panel, go to Session > Logging.
- Select All session output.
- Specify a log file name (e.g., C:\Users\...\Downloads\putty-log.txt).
- (Optional) Go to Session > Saved Sessions, enter a name, and click Save to preserve these settings for future use.
- Stay on the Session page, enter the Host Name (IP address), and click Open to start the session.