vRanger 7.7.1 - Integration Guide for NetVault SmartDisk

Starting NetVault SmartDisk Services

Starting NetVault SmartDisk Services

1	Open a command prompt.

2

Type:

…\foundation\bin\smartdisk.bat start

NetVault SmartDisk starts the NetVault SmartDisk Services.

Services started ok.

 

NOTE: You can also start the NetVault SmartDisk Services by clicking Start > Settings > Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Services and starting Foundation Services ID <NetVaultSmartDiskInstanceID>.

Stopping NetVault SmartDisk Services

Stopping NetVault SmartDisk Services

1	Open a command prompt.

2

Type:

…\foundation\bin\smartdisk.bat stop

NetVault SmartDisk stops the NetVault SmartDisk Services. You might see the following message.

Services stopped ok.

 

NOTE: You can also stop the NetVault SmartDisk Services by clicking Start > Settings > Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Services and stopping Foundation Services ID <NetVaultSmartDiskInstanceID>.

Restarting NetVault SmartDisk Services

Restarting NetVault SmartDisk Services

To stop and start the NetVault SmartDisk Services automatically, complete the following steps:

1	Open a command prompt.

2

Type:

…\foundation\bin\smartdisk.bat restart

NetVault SmartDisk stops and restarts the NetVault SmartDisk Services.

Services stopped ok.

.

Services started ok.

Viewing NetVault SmartDisk Log files

Viewing NetVault SmartDisk Log files

1	Open a command prompt.

2

Type:

…\foundation\bin\smartdisk.bat logs

NetVault SmartDisk displays the NetVault SmartDisk Logs and all relevant information. When you run logs without any options, it displays all NetVault SmartDisk log entries.

3	To display specific information, use one of the following options:

 

Logs option	Description
‑‑file <pathToFile>	Displays the contents of the specified file.
‑‑help	Displays a list of the available options and an explanation of how to use them.
‑‑last-hours <x>	Displays the records for the specified number of hours.
‑‑time-interval <yyyy-mm-dd-hhmmss yyyy-mm-dd-hhmmss>	Displays the records for the specified time frame.

You can also view logs by using the Windows® Event Viewer.