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| xbdiaginfo [/X[:address] [+accesskey] [/title] ] |
| Option | Description |
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| /C <host|system|title> | Initiates a crash dump on the requested VM(s). Any combination of the three can be requested at once. E.x. ‘/C Host Title’ will perform a crash dump on both the Host OS and Title OS. |
| /S | Skip reporting diagnostic info. |
| /E <filename> | Collect extended boot failure log and write it to the specified file. |
| /L | Used in conjunction with the ‘/C Title’ command. Will cause XBDIAGINFO to only take a local title dump. The type of dump is determined by the value of the CrashDumpType setting. |
| /X[:]address[+<accesskey>] | - Use this option to specify the host name or address (shown as Tools IP on the console) of a targeted console without changing the default console. For details about setting a host name for a console, see Setting a host name for the console IP address. - If you don’t use this option, the default console (previously set by Connect (xbconnect.exe)) is used. - Use the accesskey string to provide console access only to those people who have the access key. - Set the access key by using the command xbconfig accesskey=your-key, and then restart your console to make the access key effective. - To access a console that’s configured with an access key, include a plus sign (+) and the access key after the IP address or host name of the console. - If an access key is provided when the default console is set by xbconnect, the access key is stored as part of the default console’s address. - For more information about access keys, see xbconfig accesskey. - If you append /title to /X, after the address or by itself, the partition mapping that’s seen by an exclusive app that’s running is used. For example, specifying /X/title xd: would provide access to the scratch-drive partition of the default console that’s visible to the exclusive apps that are running. |
| /LC | Specify the locale code. Used to override the default locale code |