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Enabling trivia logging in VMware Update Manager (1031115)

Last Updated: 3/20/2024Categories: How toTotal Views: 5820Language:
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Purpose

This article provides information on enabling trivia (debug) logging for various components in VMware vCenter Update Manager.

Note: Enable trivia logging to further diagnose issues using extensive logging data.

Resolution

The vci-integrity.xml, file located at C:\Program Files (x86)\Vmware\Infrastructure\Update Manager\, contains several components, each with its own logging level.

The components for which you may want to enable trivia logging are:

ConfigurationMgr

DownloadMgr

InternalScheduledTasksMgr

JobDispatcher

ScheduledTaskMgr

SessionMgr

SingleHostRemediateTask

SingleHostScanTask

SingleRemediateTask

UpdateMgr

VcIntegrity

VcTaskMonitor

VciRemediateTask

VciScanTask

To enable trivia logging for these components in VMware vCenter Update Manager:

Open the vci-integrity.xml file using a text editor.

Locate the component for which you want to enable trivia logging within the vci-integrity.xml file under the config and log sections.

Modify the <level> entry and set it to trivia.

For example:

Change:

<level>verbose</level>

To:

<level>trivia</level>

Restart the VMware vCenter Update Manager service.

To set the number of files and size in MB, set these parameters between the <log> and <component> sections of the vci-integrity.xml file:

<log>
<level>verbose</level>
<maxFileNum>100</maxFileNum>
<name>vmware-vum-server</name>
<sizeInMB>150</sizeInMB>
<components>

Where maxFileNum is the maximum number of files, and sizeInMB is the maximum size.

Note: You must restart the VMware vCenter Update Manager service for the change to take effect.

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