Snacfg Diagnostic

Note   Configuration settings specified with snacfg diagnostic correspond to diagnostic settings configured with SNA Server Manager. Syntax snacfg [#configpath] diagnostic /list
snacfg [#configpath] diagnostic [options]

where
 

#configpath

Specifies the path of the configuration file to view or change. If the configuration path is omitted, SNA Server will attempt to access the configuration file on the local system, using the path \SNAServerRoot\SYSTEM\CONFIG\COM.CFG, where SNAServerRoot is the SNA Server root directory.

/list

Generates a list that tells the settings for event logs (auditing), the name of the NetView management connection (if one has been specified), and the default connection for the DISPLAY verb (if one has been specified).

/logserver:servername

Specifies a centralized server on which event logs for this SNA Server installation should be stored.

If /logserver: is typed without servername, the setting reverts to the default, which is to store event logs for the local server on the local server.

/auditlevel: { 6 | 8 | 10 | off }

Sets the level of SNA Server events to be recorded in the Windows NT Event Log. These events can be viewed with the Windows NT Event Viewer, which is described in the Windows NT documentation. The following table describes the available levels:

Level	Description	Events to be recorded
6	Detailed problem analysis	All events that can be recorded
8	General information messages	General activity but not all events
10	Significant system events	Major events only
off	Auditing disabled	No events

/popupserver:servername

Specifies the server to which pop-up error messages for this SNA Server installation should be routed.

Pop-up messages will always appear on the local server; routing them to a remote server means they will appear on both the remote and local server.

If /popupserver: is typed without servername, the setting reverts to the default, which is the local server.

/netviewconn:connectionname

Specifies the name of the connection through which NetView alerts are sent. The connection called connectionname must already exist.

If /netviewconn: is typed without connectionname, the setting is cleared so that the configuration contains no NetView connection name.

/cnosdisplayconn:connectionname

Specifies the default connection to be used for the DISPLAY verb when no connection is provided. The connection called connectionname must already exist.

If /cnosdisplayconn: is typed without connectionname, the setting is cleared so that the configuration contains no default connection for the DISPLAY verb.