Log locations on Backup Proxy and Linux CloudCache
Phoenix Editions: 
Business Enterprise Elite
Business Enterprise Elite
The following log files are available on Backup proxy and Druva CloudCache:
| Log | Description |
|---|---|
| /var/log/Phoenix/main_service.log | Phoenix service logs on Backup proxy |
| /var/log/Phoenix/VMWARE/instantrestore/[bkpset_id]/Phoenix-[IRJobID].log.
For example, /var/log/Phoenix/VMWARE/instantrestore/8/Phoenix-24.log
|
Instant restore job log on Backup proxy |
| /var/log/Phoenix/VMWARE/migrate/[bkpset_id]/Phoenix-[MigrateJobID].log | Migrate to production job log on Backup proxy |
| /var/log/PhoenixCloudCache/PhoenixCloudCache.log | CloudCache service log on cloudcache |
| /var/log/PhoenixCloudCache/PhoenixIRservice.log | PhoenixIRService log on cloudcache |
| /var/log/PhoenixCloud Cache/irfs/irfs-[IRJobID].log For example, /var/log/PhoenixCloudCache/irfs/irfs-24.log |
PhoenixIRFS log on cloudcache |
| /var/log/kern.log | NFS logs. By default, the NFS logs are disabled. To enable or disable the NFS logs, see Enabling and disabling NFS logs |
Enabling and disabling NFS logs
To enable NFS logs
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Run the following command:
# rpcdebug -m nfsd all
Output> nfsd sock fh export svc proc fileop auth repcache xdr lockd
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Restart the NFS server by using the following command:
service nfs-server restart -
Check the log at the following location:
tail -f /var/log/kern.log
To disable NFS logs
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Run the following command:
#> rpcdebug -m nfsd -c all
output> nfsd <no flags set>
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Restart the NFS server by using the following command:
service nfs-server restart