EMC Storage Automation - How to collect SP Logs

Hi All,

In this blog, I would be explaining the procedure to collect the SP logs from EMC Storage arrays using a script.

Script to collect the SP log is available at the below github link. Please download and make use of it.

The detailed steps given below:

1. Open the EMC_V4.exe file. </br >  
         

2. Enter the array name as spefied in the Array.txt file.   
          

3. For generating SP Collect Click on SP Collect button. This will open up a command prompt window showing the task progress.               

         

4. After the completion, SPA and SPB collects would be available in the same folder. </br>  

          5. For checking the health of the array open the exe application, enter the array name and click on Health Check button. This will open the command prompt showing the health status. </br> 
        

Kindly comment if you have any queries of need assistance in usage of the tool.



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