Diagnose commands
The following diagnostic commands are available:
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Command |
Description |
|---|---|
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hardware-info |
Display general hardware status information. Use this option to view CPU, memory, disk, and RAID information, as well as system time settings. |
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diagnose-clilog |
Record all CLI input and output. See diagnose-clilog for details. |
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diagnose-krnlog |
Record the kernel ring buffer. See diagnose-krnlog for details. |
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diagnose-debug |
Display detailed debug logs of network share scan and communications with devices. See diagnose-debug for details. |
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diagnose-sys-top |
Display system top information. See diagnose-sys-top for details. |
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diagnose-sys-perf |
Display system performance information. Optionally, specify how many previous hours to show with |
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disk-attributes |
Display system disk attributes. This option is only available on hardware models. |
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disk-errors |
Display any system disk errors. This option is only available on hardware models. |
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disk-health |
Display disk health information. This option is only available on hardware models. |
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disk-info |
Display disk hardware status information. This option is only available on hardware models. |
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raid-hwinfo |
Display RAID hardware status information, including if auto RAID (AutoRebuild) is enabled. This option is only available on hardware models. |
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tac-report |
A collection of config, diagnose, system, and utility commands for monitoring and troubleshooting purposes. |
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test-network |
Test the network connection. Use the output to detect network speed and connection to FDN servers and Microsoft servers. |