Access a node's log, core dump, and MIB files by using a web browser
The Service Processor Infrastructure (spi
) web service is enabled by default to enable a web browser to access the log, core dump, and MIB files of a node in the cluster. The files remain accessible even when the node is down, provided that the node is taken over by its partner.
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The cluster management LIF must be up.
You can use the management LIF of the cluster or a node to access the
spi
web service. However, using the cluster management LIF is recommended.The
network interface show
command displays the status of all LIFs in the cluster. -
You must use a local user account to access the
spi
web service, domain user accounts are not supported. -
If your user account does not have the “admin” role (which has access to the
spi
web service by default), your access-control role must be granted access to thespi
web service.The
vserver services web access show
command shows what roles are granted access to which web services. -
If you are not using the “admin” user account (which includes the
http
access method by default), your user account must be set up with thehttp
access method.The
security login show
command shows user accounts' access and login methods and their access-control roles. -
If you want to use HTTPS for secure web access, SSL must be enabled and a digital certificate must be installed.
The
system services web show
command displays the configuration of the web protocol engine at the cluster level.
The spi
web service is enabled by default, and the service can be disabled manually (vserver services web modify -vserver * -name spi -enabled false
).
The “admin” role is granted access to the spi
web service by default, and the access can be disabled manually (services web access delete -vserver cluster_name -name spi -role admin
).
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Point the web browser to the
spi
web service URL in one of the following formats:-
http://cluster-mgmt-LIF/spi/
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https://cluster-mgmt-LIF/spi/
cluster-mgmt-LIF
is the IP address of the cluster management LIF.
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When prompted by the browser, enter your user account and password.
After your account is authenticated, the browser displays links to the
/mroot/etc/log/
,/mroot/etc/crash/
, and/mroot/etc/mib/
directories of each node in the cluster.