Diagnose commands
The following diagnostic commands are available:
|
Command |
Description |
|---|---|
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diagnose-clilog |
Record all CLI input and output. See diagnose-clilog 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-krnlog |
Record the kernel ring buffer. See diagnose-krnlog 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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diagnose-sys-top |
Display system top information. See diagnose-sys-top for details. |
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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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hardware-info |
Display general hardware status information. Use this option to view CPU, memory, disk, and RAID information, as well as system time settings, and hardware temperature, fan speed, Power Supply Status, hard-disk status. |
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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. Fort deatils, see test-network. |