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Chapter 14. Administration

14.3. Reinstallation Disk

Using this section of the server manager, you can create a reinstallation diskette which will aid in the recovery process in the unlikely event that you

encounter a system failure and are required to reinstall the software. The reinstallation diskette will record system and network conﬁguration data for

your current system so that you will not need to re-enter that information when you reinstall.

Warning

Each time you alter your system conﬁguration, you MUST make a new reinstallation disk (or overwrite your old one). Otherwise, your

existing reinstallation disk will not contain your updated conﬁguration data - which means that after reinstalling the software, you will not

automatically see your most recent data.

Note: Be aware that when you are performing this task, the diskette must be in the server diskette drive, NOT the diskette drive of your local

desktop computer.

Note that this reinstallation disk serves a different purpose than the "emergency boot disk" you created as part of the original software installation

process. The emergency boot disk allows you to boot your server if you are unable to boot from the hard disk for some reason. For instance, this

could occur due to a hardware error or through a mis-conﬁguration of the LILO boot loader during an advanced customization procedure. The

emergency boot diskette does not change your software or make any other adjustments to your system.

The reinstallation disk, on the other hand, will boot your system directly into the software installation process and will completely reinstall the SME

Server V5 with ServiceLink software. It will, however, save you the steps of entering all the network conﬁguration data and allow you to simply

move through the conﬁguration screens using the "Keep" option.

14.4. Mail Log File Analysis

If you are using your SME Server V5 with ServiceLink to send and receive e-mail, there are now a number of reports available that can help you

analyze your system’s performance. While the default setting provides basic statistics, if you pop up the menu, you will see a range of other options.

If you suspect that there is a problem with the delivery of your e-mail, you can use these reports to see how your system is operating. The

information can also help you decide how best to optimize your system.

14.5. View Log Files

This panel allows you to view the system log ﬁles on you server. As shown in the image below, you select the log ﬁle that you want to view and press

the "View Log File" button. Without any ﬁlter options, you will see the entire log ﬁle.

You will probably ﬁnd the log ﬁle of most interest to be messages where most of the system services write log messages. If you enter any text in the

"Filter Pattern" box, only lines of the log ﬁle containing that text will be displayed. If you enter any text in the "Highlight Pattern" box, that text will

be shown in bold. Both options can be used together. Be aware that the ﬁlter is case-sensitive.

As an example, if you were interested in messages relating to DHCP, you could examine the log ﬁle messages with a ﬁlter pattern of DHCP. This

will show you all DHCP-related messages. If you further add a highlight pattern of DHCPACK, the messages relating to DHCP acknowledgements

will appear in bold.

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