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‎2021-06-09 09:33 AM

Logging and Log File Analysis

Originally published on Geo SCADA Knowledge Base by Anonymous user | June 09, 2021 06:33 PM

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During normal operation, Geo SCADA maintains a number of log files that records the recent activity of various Geo SCADA components. These log files can provide valuable insight when diagnosing problems.

These are some of the logs generated by Geo SCADA's server components:

  • Server logs (like DB_001.log)

This logs activity associated with DBServer including database access, processing of client requests, execution of logic, main-standby synchronisation, etc.

  • Startup Logs

Logs information about DBServer's startup

  • Driver logs (like DriverDNP3_001.log)

This logs activity associated with individual driver modules.

  • Comms and IO logging

Associated with individual driver channels. Logs details about the communications between the Geo SCADA Drivers and the remote devices.

  • Snapshots

Periodically logs information about the current state of the system.

These are some of the logs generated by Geo SCADA's client components:

  • ViewX Head logs (like ViewX_Session_001.log)
  • DBODBC logs

Logs ODBC client activity for individual clients between ODBC clients and DBServer.

 

Logs for Virtual ViewX - see this link to the Virtual ViewX Troubleshooting Guide: https://community.se.com/t5/Geo-SCADA-Knowledge-Base/Virtual-ViewX-Setup/ba-p/278269 


This section contains details about various log files, their uses and tips on how they can be interpreted.

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