Answer / ajay

hi met,
All the system logs reside in the directory
\usr\sap\<sid>\dvebmgs<in>\work directory. but it is always
recomended to use at sap level st22 and st21 transactions to
view logs.


hi gurus correct me if any

Answer / venkat

Yes you can check logs at os level
1.work directory contains all log files.
2.you Can find bg job and Spool logs in Globel directory.
3. For Transport logs ALOG and Slog and Ulog directories
are usefull.

Venkat

Answer / upendr

Three ways;
1)console port via a laptop or a terminal server
2)Telnet from a remote device
3)SNMP

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