An OM command that queries the delivered and authenticated commands, which are recorded in the operating logs. You can query the records based on different or combined conditions.
1.To query all operating logs, do not specify any parameter.
2.To query all the operating logs with a source of the specific terminal, specify the parameter Source.
3.To query all the operating logs relative to a specific operator, specify the parameter Operator.
4.To query all the operating logs relative to a specific login domain, specify the parameter Domain.
5.To query all the operating logs relative to a specific IP address, specify the parameter IP.
6.To query all the operating logs relative to a specific command, specify the parameter Command.
7.To query all the operating logs generated within a specific period, specify the parameters Starttime and Endtime.
8.To query all the operating logs relative to a specific operation type, specify the parameter Operation type.
9.To query all the operating logs with a specific execution result, specify the parameter Finish.
10.To query all the operating logs with a specific error code, specify the parameter Error code.
11.To query all the operating logs with a specific number of records, specify the parameter Records to return.
The conditions can be combined in the query. The result is the content of the logs that meet all the specified conditions.
ID | Name | Description |
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SRC | Source | Meaning: source attribute Value range: EMS, LMT, INF, TELNET, SERIAL, OTHER Explanation: 1. EMS: element management system; LMT: local maintenance terminal; INF: northbound interface; TELNET: TELNET terminal; SERIAL: serial OTHER: other terminals. 2. This parameter specifies the terminal type of the command source according to which the operating log is queried. By default, logs with terminal types of all the command sources are queried. Default value: None |
OP | Operator | Meaning: operator account Value range: 1-32 characters Explanation: This parameter specifies the operator account according to which the operating log is queried. By default, logs with all operator accounts are queried. For example, when you run the command lgi:op="admin",pwd="admin"; on the telnet to log in to the MML30023 port, "op" here indicates the operator. Default value: None |
DN | Domain | Meaning: domain attribute Value range: LOCAL(Local), EMS(LMT), EMSOP(M2000) Explanation: This parameter specifies the domain attribute (login domain) according to which the operating log is queried. By default, logs with all the domain attributes are queried. Default value: None |
WS | IP | Meaning: IP address of the workstation on which the command is executed Value range: 0.0.0.0-255.255.255.255 Explanation: This parameter specifies the IP address of the workstation according to which the operating log is queried. By default, logs with the IP address of all workstations are queried. Default value: None |
ST | Starttime | Meaning: start time of the time period of the query Value range: 1. Year: 1970-2538 2. Month: 1-12 3. Day: 1-31 4. Hour: 0-23 5. Minute: 0-59 6. Second: 0-59 Explanation: This parameter specifies the start time of the time period in the query. You can query the operating log that is delivered after the start time. By default, the value is the earliest time of the very day. Default value: None |
ET | Endtime | Meaning: end time of the time period of the query Value range: 1. Year: 1970-2538 2. Month: 1-12 3. Day: 1-31 4. Hour: 0-23 5. Minute: 0-59 6. Second: 0-59 Explanation: This parameter specifies the end time of the time period of the query. You can query the operating log that is delivered before the end time. By default, the value is the time when the current command is delivered. Default value: None |
CMD | Command | Meaning: MML command name Value range: names of all valid MML commands Explanation: This parameter specifies the MML command according to which the operating log is queried. By default, logs with all types of MML commands are queried. You can choose one or more MML commands to be queried. The fuzzy search is supported. That is, you can query a MML command by inputting just part of that command. For example, to query the command "lst optlog", you can input just "lst op". To query multiple commands, separate the commands using &. Default value: None |
CMDTP | Command type | Meaning: command type Value range: SYS(system), CM(configure), MAINTENANCE(maintenance), ALM(alarm), SECURITY(security), PM(performance), TASK(task), OPR(operation), OTHER(other) Explanation: This parameter specifies the command type according to which the operating log is queried. By default, logs with all types of commands are queried. Default value: None |
FIN | Finish | Meaning: result of executing the command Value range: SUCCESS(success), FAIL(fail) Explanation: This parameter specifies the result of executing the command according to which the operating log is queried. By default, logs with all types of results are queried. Default value: None |
ERCODE | Error code | Meaning: error code Value range: 1-2147483646 Explanation: This parameter specifies the error code according to which the operating log is queried. By default, logs with all types of error codes are queried. If the execution of the command fails, the error code specifies the detailed failure. Default value: None |
MAX | Records to return | Meaning: number of returned records of the operating logs Value range: 0-1000 Explanation: This parameter specifies the number of records returned for a query. By default, 64 records can be returned for each query. Default value: 64 |
1. Query the record of all the operating logs: LST OPTLOG:; The result is as follows: +++ HUAWEI 2008-07-28 14:26:12 O&M #7 %%LST OPTLOG:;%% RETCODE = 0 Operation succeeded User Operation Information -------------------------- Source Operator Domain Workstate/IP Operate Type Operate Time Result Error Code Comm and Level Record Time TELNET admin Local 10.161.24.72 MAINTENANCE 2008-07-28 14:07:23 Success 0 MAJO R 2008-07-28 14:07:23 Operation Command Information: LGI:op="admin",PWD="*****",SER="10.161.24.72---O&M System"; TELNET admin Local 10.161.24.72 MAINTENANCE 2008-07-28 14:07:41 Success 0 MAJO R 2008-07-28 14:07:41 Operation Command Information: LST TRCRSLT:FILENAME="Trc_*.tmf"; TELNET admin Local 10.161.24.72 MAINTENANCE 2008-07-28 14:14:11 Success 0 MAJO R 2008-07-28 14:14:11 Operation Command Information: LST TRCRSLT:FILENAME="Trc_*.tmf"; TELNET admin Local 10.161.24.72 MAINTENANCE 2008-07-28 14:15:25 Success 0 MAJO R 2008-07-28 14:15:25 Operation Command Information: LST TRCRSLT:TASKNO=32; TELNET admin Local 10.161.24.72 MAINTENANCE 2008-07-28 14:16:03 Success 0 MAJO R 2008-07-28 14:16:03 Operation Command Information: LST TRCRSLT:FILENAME="Trc_32_20080724_125431.75.tmf"; (Number of results = 5) 1 reports in total --- END 2. Query the record of operating logs generated within a specified time period: LST OPTLOG: ST=2007&10&29&08&58&19, ET=2007&10&29&09&58&19; The result is as follows: +++ HUAWEI 2008-07-28 14:32:06 O&M #9 %%LST OPTLOG:ST=2008&7&28&09&00&00,ET=2008&7&28&22&00&00;%% RETCODE = 0 Operation succeeded User Operation Information -------------------------- Source Operator Domain Workstate/IP Operate Type Operate Time Result Error Code Comm and Level Record Time TELNET admin Local 10.161.24.72 MAINTENANCE 2008-07-28 14:07:23 Success 0 MAJO R 2008-07-28 14:07:23 Operation Command Information: LGI:op="admin",PWD="*****",SER="10.161.24.72---O&M System"; TELNET admin Local 10.161.24.72 MAINTENANCE 2008-07-28 14:07:41 Success 0 MAJO R 2008-07-28 14:07:41 Operation Command Information: LST TRCRSLT:FILENAME="Trc_*.tmf"; TELNET admin Local 10.161.24.72 MAINTENANCE 2008-07-28 14:14:11 Success 0 MAJO R 2008-07-28 14:14:11 Operation Command Information: LST TRCRSLT:FILENAME="Trc_*.tmf"; TELNET admin Local 10.161.24.72 MAINTENANCE 2008-07-28 14:15:25 Success 0 MAJO R 2008-07-28 14:15:25 Operation Command Information: LST TRCRSLT:TASKNO=32; TELNET admin Local 10.161.24.72 MAINTENANCE 2008-07-28 14:16:03 Success 0 MAJO R 2008-07-28 14:16:03 Operation Command Information: LST TRCRSLT:FILENAME="Trc_32_20080724_125431.75.tmf"; TELNET admin Local 10.161.24.72 MAINTENANCE 2008-07-28 14:26:12 Success 0 MAJO R 2008-07-28 14:26:12 Operation Command Information: LST OPTLOG:; (Number of results = 6) 1 reports in total --- END 3. Query the record of operating logs of a specified operator: LST OPTLOG: OP="admin"; The result is as follows: +++ HUAWEI 2008-07-28 14:51:00 O&M #10 %%LST OPTLOG:OP="admin";%% RETCODE = 0 Operation succeeded User Operation Information -------------------------- Source Operator Domain Workstate/IP Operate Type Operate Time Result Error Code Comm and Level Record Time TELNET admin Local 10.161.24.72 MAINTENANCE 2008-07-28 14:07:23 Success 0 MAJO R 2008-07-28 14:07:23 Operation Command Information: LGI:op="admin",PWD="*****",SER="10.161.24.72---O&M System"; TELNET admin Local 10.161.24.72 MAINTENANCE 2008-07-28 14:07:41 Success 0 MAJO R 2008-07-28 14:07:41 Operation Command Information: LST TRCRSLT:FILENAME="Trc_*.tmf"; TELNET admin Local 10.161.24.72 MAINTENANCE 2008-07-28 14:14:11 Success 0 MAJO R 2008-07-28 14:14:11 Operation Command Information: LST TRCRSLT:FILENAME="Trc_*.tmf"; TELNET admin Local 10.161.24.72 MAINTENANCE 2008-07-28 14:15:25 Success 0 MAJO R 2008-07-28 14:15:25 Operation Command Information: LST TRCRSLT:TASKNO=32; TELNET admin Local 10.161.24.72 MAINTENANCE 2008-07-28 14:16:03 Success 0 MAJO R 2008-07-28 14:16:03 Operation Command Information: LST TRCRSLT:FILENAME="Trc_32_20080724_125431.75.tmf"; TELNET admin Local 10.161.24.72 MAINTENANCE 2008-07-28 14:26:12 Success 0 MAJO R 2008-07-28 14:26:12 Operation Command Information: LST OPTLOG:; TELNET admin Local 10.161.24.72 MAINTENANCE 2008-07-28 14:32:06 Success 0 MAJO R 2008-07-28 14:32:06 Operation Command Information: LST OPTLOG:ST=2008&7&28&09&00&00,ET=2008&7&28&22&00&00; (Number of results = 7) 1 reports in total --- END
Domain Name | Description |
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Source | Type of the terminal of the command source |
Operator | Name of the operator that executes the command |
Domain | Attribute of the login domain |
Workstate/IP | IP address of the workstation on which the command is executed |
Operate Type | Type of the command |
Operate Time | Time when the command is executed |
Result | Execution result of the command |
Error Code | Return code after the command is executed |
Command Level | Level of the command |
Record Time | Time when the execution of the command is complete |
Operation Command Information | Content of the command |