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LEM uptime?

ttl

How can I find out when the LEM VA last rebooted (uptime)?

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LGarvin

I'm checking to see if it can be done from the appliance or console; I wasn't able to immediately identify any way.

However, I was able to identify uptime from my hypervisor console, which displays uptime statistics for the VM.

LGarvin

LEM Appliance uptime is available from the appliance ...

Select Advanced Configuration
Enter manager
Enter viewsysinfo

NOTE: The uptime is at the top of that display, and ultimately it produces screens and screens of state information, so a rapid jump on the Ctrl-C key can prove useful to get just the first few lines of output.

ttl

I see this... any way to get it to an actually date/time that it was booted?

LGarvin

Not an actual boot time... that you'll have to calculate.

But Windows Calculator can calculate the boot DATE for you:

Open Calculator

Use Ctrl-E (or View -> Date calculation)