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Re: MSA1000 fails to update performance monitor.

 
tsey
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MSA1000 fails to update performance monitor.

Hi all

 

i have an old HP MSA1000 in production and lately there has been some complaint from the customer side about performance issues . from the storage side the only command that i can think of is show perf but when i type it in i get below results

 

CLI-1> show perf
Failed to update Performance Monitor!
Info is based on the previous update.

Sample interval:      0.0s
Structure version:    0
% CPU utilization:    0%
Command count:        0
Avg Command Latency:  0.00ms
% Time Active Reqs:   0.0%
Max Outst Cmd Lists:  0
Logical Req Count:    0
Avg Free Phys Reqs:   0
Avg Free Log. Reqs:   0
Avg Free Xbuf Sects:  0
Avg Lrgst Avail Xb S: 0
Avg Free CPU DRAM KB: 0
Max DMA Xfer Q Depth: 0
% Time DMA Xfr Stall: 0.0%
Avg Locked Stripes:   0
Avg Stripes Waiting:  0

 

 

does anyone know what can i do to fix this?

 

thanks

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Johan Guldmyr
Honored Contributor

Re: MSA1000 fails to update performance monitor.

http://h30499.www3.hp.com/t5/Storage-Area-Networks-SAN/MSA1000-Disk-performance/td-p/4008479

 

start perf

show perf

stop perf

 

If you have a SAN switch in the MSA1000 (many come with a 2/8 Brocade SAN switch) - you could get details out of that too (port errors etc).

tsey
Occasional Contributor

Re: MSA1000 fails to update performance monitor.

Thanks alot johan,

Just one more thing; i noticed that performance events are not logged in the event_log, if i do a "start perf" will they be logged? if so what are the thresholds and if not how can i do a long term performance monitoring on my system (lets say a week) without installing the HP-SIM or a similar monitoring tool?


(FYI: there is no SAN switch)

Johan Guldmyr
Honored Contributor

Re: MSA1000 fails to update performance monitor.

Hey, I have no hands-on knowledge about these commands so no idea about where they might be logged or not.

 

To monitor performance without tool perhaps you could make a script.