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hpc_logs_and_log_management [2021/05/20 16:42]
brandonm [What Logs Should I Check?] Word and punctuation fixes
hpc_logs_and_log_management [2021/05/20 16:42]
brandonm [What Logs Should I Check?] Change all headers to "Issues" instead of "Issue" for consistency
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 Always start with the headnode ''/var/log/messages'' file. Also, ''ssh'' login issues can be found in ''/var/log/secure''. Always start with the headnode ''/var/log/messages'' file. Also, ''ssh'' login issues can be found in ''/var/log/secure''.
  
-===Node Boot-up Issue===+===Node Boot-up Issues===
  
 On the headnode, check ''/var/log/messages'' or ''/var/log/nodes/n*.log''. The ''/var/log/messages'' file also contains host DHCP information that can be important in debugging node booting issues. On the headnode, check ''/var/log/messages'' or ''/var/log/nodes/n*.log''. The ''/var/log/messages'' file also contains host DHCP information that can be important in debugging node booting issues.
  
-===Specific Node Issue===+===Specific Node Issues===
  
 Check the node log file in ''/var/log/nodes/''. This file contains the logs from the node. In the event of an ''rsyslog'' issue, check the node directly by logging in to the node and examining the ''/var/log/messages'' file.  Check the node log file in ''/var/log/nodes/''. This file contains the logs from the node. In the event of an ''rsyslog'' issue, check the node directly by logging in to the node and examining the ''/var/log/messages'' file. 
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