Per-VM problem report
Problem report for a specific virtual machine can be submitted the following way:
- Connect to your server via SSH shell or launch Terminal application if you are logged on locally.
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Run the following command to submit the problem report:
# prlctl problem-report VMNAME|UUID --send
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Remember the ID of the report.
Real life example:
# prlctl problem-report CentOS-5.6 --send Operation progress 100% The problem report was successfully sent with id: 51095639
Server-wide problem report
- Connect to your server via SSH shell or launch Terminal application if you are logged on locally.
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Run the following command to submit the problem report:
# prlsrvctl problem-report --send
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Remember the ID of the report.
Real life example:
# prlsrvctl problem-report --send Operation progress 100% The problem report was successfully sent with id: 51095638
Getting support
Note, problem report itself is not a support request and it will not be reviewed by Virtuozzo Support without a support case. To submit support case, refer to this article:
How do I submit a Support Issue?
Additional Information
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It is necessary to allow HTTP and HTTPS traffic for ports 80, 8080 and 443 to the report.virtuozzo.com and vzreport.swsoft.com.
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To enable (or disable) Problem Report auto sending mechanism use the following command:
# prlsrvctl set --cep on [off]
If the CEP is on, report will be automatically created and sent in case of Dispatcher service failure.
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To check CEP status use the following command:
# prlsrvctl info | grep CEP
Information about created Problem Reports can be found in Parallels.log:
# egrep 'prl_problem_report_utils|problem report' /var/log/parallels.log
See also
How to collect Problem Report for Virtuozzo Infrastructure Platform cluster