You can use any of the following commands to track operations performed on a VBS:

• To view information about tasks performed on all virtual business services in the cluster:

  UNIX systems:

  # /opt/VRTSvbs/bin/vbstask -display

  Windows systems:

  "C:\Program Files\VERITAS\VRTSvbs\bin\vbstask" -display

• To view information about individual tasks using task IDs:

  UNIX systems:

  # /opt/VRTSvbs/bin/vbstask -display <task ID>

  For example:

  # /opt/VRTSvbs/bin/vbstask -display 
  {41920582-1dd2-11b2-8d2b-b518e666c59d}

  where {41920582-1dd2-11b2-8d2b-b518e666c59d} is the task ID.

  Windows systems:

  "C:\Program Files\VERITAS\VRTSvbs\bin\vbstask" -display <task ID>

• To view information about tasks performed on specific virtual business service using VBS names:

  UNIX systems:

  # /opt/VRTSvbs/bin/vbstask -display -vbs <vbs1> <vbs2>
  

  Windows systems:

  "C:\Program Files\VERITAS\VRTSvbs\bin\vbstask" -display 
  -vbs <vbs1> <vbs2>

• To view information about the tasks using tag name:

  UNIX systems:

  # /opt/VRTSvbs/bin/vbstask -display -tag <tag_name>

  For example:

  # /opt/VRTSvbs/bin/vbstask -display -tag mytag

  where mytag is the tag name that you specify, which is associated with the task while initiating the operation.

  Windows systems:

  "C:\Program Files\VERITAS\VRTSvbs\bin\vbstask" -display -tag mytag