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04-04-2013 09:19 AM - edited 04-04-2013 09:29 AM
04-04-2013 09:19 AM - edited 04-04-2013 09:29 AM
EVAPERF command (with my P6300) not giving statistics data, please, help !!!
Microsoft Windows [Version 6.1.7600]
Copyright (c) 2009 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
C:\Program Files (x86)\Hewlett-Packard\EVA Performance Monitor>evaperf all -cont 5 -dur 86400 -csv > myevalog.csv
C:\Program Files (x86)\Hewlett-Packard\EVA Performance Monitor>
Here is the output of the file:
The command does not take 5 arguments
Supplied args: –cont 5 –dur 86400 –csv
Usage:
server host port [username] [-usessl]
Configure P6000 Performance Data Collector RPC server for remote client.
ls List storage arrays
as Array status
cs Array controller status
pd Physical disks
pdg Physical disk groups
pda Physical disk activity map
vd Virtual disks
vdg Virtual disk groups
vdrl Virtual disk read latency histograms
vdrlg [lunwwn] Virtual disk read latency histogram graph
vdwl Virtual disk write latency histograms
vdwlg [lunwwn] Virtual disk write latency histogram graph
vdts Virtual disk transfer size histogram graph
vdtsg [lunwwn] Virtual disk transfer size histogram graph
hc Host connections
ps Port status
hps Host port statistics
drt Data replication tunnels
drg Data replication groups
luns LUNS visible to this host
dginfo Disk Group Configuration
rc wwn Reset the counters for an array
fnh host username
Add a new CV/P6000 host to the list
fnh Show the list of known CV/P6000 hosts
fn [short] Reload friendly-names from known CV/P6000 hosts.
sfn Show the friendly name map
spw wwn password Set the access password for an array as set in controller.
dpw wwn Delete the access password for an array
vpw Verify array passwords as set in controller.
all Runs: ls, as, cs, vd, vdg, hc, ps, hps, pd, pdg, drt, drg
nall Runs: ls, as, cs, vd, vdg, hc, ps, hps, pd, pdg, drt, drg
mof Runs: ls, as, cs, vd, vdg, hc, ps, hps, pd, pdg, drt, drg output logs into multiple files
cvconfig server port username
Configures P6000 CV login parameters to be used for state data collection
showcvconfig Displays P6000 CV login parameters used for state data collection
verifycvconfig Verify if P6000 CV is accessible for state data collection
hist wwn objecttype starttime endtime [objectid]
Displays historical performance and state data
help Show P6000 Performance Data Collector usage
Windows Performance Monitor filtering commands:
pfs Show the Perfmon filter configuration
pfd Delete the Perfmon filter configuration
pfa [array]* Set the Perfmon array filter list
pfvd [vdisk]* Set the Perfmon vdisk filter list
pfh Help for the Perfmon filter commands
Filtering and formatting options:
-sz array [array]* Only collect data from the arrays specified in the list.
You must supply as least one array name.
The array name may be either its WWN or its friendly-name.
-fvd vdisk [vdisk]* Only collect data from the virtual disks with the names specified in the list.
You must supply as least one virtual disk name.
The virtual disk name may be either its WWN or its friendly-name.
This affects the vd, vdrl, vdwl and vdts commands only.
-cont [N] Continuous at N second intervals. Default is one second
-dur N Continuous mode duration in seconds
-csv Output in comma-separated variable format with timestamp
-tsv Output in tab-separated variable format with timestamp
-nh No table headings
-ts1 Add time stamp to CSV/TSV like: Fri Jul 23 16:23:05 2004
-ts2 Add time stamp to CSV/TSV like: 23/Jul/2004 16:23:05 (default)
-nots No timestamp in CSV/TSV output
-fd keyword [keyword]* Output data lines that contain ALL keywords
Note that data is still collected and processed for all arrays.
This just filters the table ouput rows.
-cn Use name contractions in fnames.dict
-KB Show rates in KB/s (default is MB/s)
-us Show times in microseconds (default is milliseconds)
-nfn No friendly names (show node or LUN WWN)
-fo filename Write output to filename as well as console
-od directory Writes each command output into seperate files under specified directory
-tlc TLC-compliant data for mof command
-fnid Display the WWN's/GroupId/DRMGroupId/HostName along with their corresponding friendly names
Version: P6000 Performance Data Collector 10.0.0.081911A
Please note:
MB/s values are based on 1MB = 1,000,000 bytes.
KB/s values are based on 1KB = 1,024 bytes.
Where a command accepts an array or LUN WWN, you may enter a friendly name
instead of the WWN. Friendly names are case sensitive. WWNs may be entered with
or without hyphens.
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04-07-2013 04:49 AM - edited 04-07-2013 04:50 AM
04-07-2013 04:49 AM - edited 04-07-2013 04:50 AM
Re: EVAPERF command (with my P6300) not giving statistics data, please, help !!!
Hi
Try
evaperf all -csv -cont 5 -dur 86400 > Myevalog.csv
or restart Commandview service
also check evaperf fnh
Regards