Gather Unity System Info

Contents

Overview. 1

Using Gather Unity System Info. 1

Running Silently. 2

Obtaining Updates. 2

Revision History. 2

Overview

This utility gathers basic information about the local Unity server installation and the last 5 days worth of application and system event log data.  This information is bundled into a compressed CAB file so it can easily be sent to a TAC engineer when troubleshooting a system.

 

 

 

By default the CAB file is created in the SystemInfo directory under the Commserver Installation path, however you can select any path you like.  When the application is finished constructing the CAB file the file explorer is automatically opened to the selected path.

 

Using Gather Unity System Info

Using GUSI is very straight forward.  When you run the tool and start the gathering process by pressing the GO button, the basic system information is shown in the text box as the above screen shot demonstrates.  You can copy this information to the clipboard using the File | Paste to Clipboard menu option.  To gather the additional event log data that TAC will need for troubleshooting, just hit the “Write to File” button at the bottom.  This will dump out the application and system event log messages for the last 5 days, include the system information shown in the text box and also include a full list of all the services, their startup options and account associations and bundle it all into a single CAB file in the directory indicated.  In most cases the default directory under \Commserver\SystemInfo\ should be fine, however if for whatever reason you want to use a different directory, use the browse button to select an existing directory or create a new one.

When the tool finishes packing up the CAB file, the Windows File Explorer is opened to the directory selected so you can easily grab it and send it off.

Running Silently

If you would like to run GUSI silently you can launch it with the “/silent” command line option.  This will run the tool with no user interface and it will drop the resulting CAB file with the results into the \Commserver\SystemInfo directory.  This allows you to plug it into the Windows Scheduler component if you’d like to take regular “snapshots” of the system configuration over time.

Skipping the Prompt Checker Routine

If you would like to run GUSI without using the prompt checker routine, which can be timely depending on the number of prompts on your system, you can launch it with the “/skippromptcheck” command line option.  This will run the tool normally but just skips over the newly added subroutine (GUSI 2.0.1 and later) which compares the contents of all the prompt.ini files found in a recursive search of the \commserver\localize\prompts directory to what .wav files exist in those subdirectories.  By default the routine will run when GUSI is started without the CLI switch and any discrepancy found between the contents of the prompt.ini and what is on the harddisk will be noted in the GUSI output log.

Obtaining Updates

You can get the latest version of this and all Unity tools at www.CiscoUnityTools.com

Revision History

Version 2.0.4 – 11/08/2010

Version 2.0.3 – 11/05/2010

Version 2.0.2 – 10/27/2010

Version 2.0.1 – 07/04/2010

Version 1.0.51 – 06/26/2010

Version 1.0.50 – 05/07/2010

Version 1.0.49 – 02/16/2010

Version 1.0.48 – 01/08/2010

Version 1.0.47 – 12/15/2009

Version 1.0.46 – 10/27/2009

Version 1.0.45 – 9/30/2009

Version 1.0.44 – 8/26/2009

Version 1.0.43 – 6/01/2009

Version 1.0.42 – 2/14/2009

Version 1.0.41 – 1/09/2009

Version 1.0.40 – 12/05/2008

Version 1.0.39 – 4/13/2007

Version 1.0.38 – 11/30/2006

Version 1.0.36 – 11/9/2006

Version 1.0.35 – 10/10/2006

Version 1.0.34 – 6/29/2006

Version 1.0.33 – 6/19/2006

Version 1.0.32 – 2/13/2006

Version 1.0.30 – 1/10/2006

Version 1.0.29 – 12/16/2005

Version 1.0.28 – 11/16/2005

Version 1.0.27 – 7/14/2005

Version 1.0.26 – 6/2/2005

Version 1.0.25 – 5/3/2005

Version 1.0.24 – 4/25/2005

Version 1.0.23 – 1/17/2005

Version 1.0.22 – 11/22/2004

Version 1.0.21 – 7/6/2004

Version 1.0.20 – 4/22/2004

Version 1.0.19 – 3/23/2004

Version 1.0.18 – 2/26/2004

Version 1.0.17 – 8/27/2003

Version 1.0.16 – 8/1/2003

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