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priyarajan
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Check network opration

Hi Team ,

I wolud like to know
1.How to check the performance between two systems in a network , if perfomance is poor how to resolve it.
2.How to checke the disk array [SAN] performance , If its poor how to recover it.

Thanks in Advance
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Steven E. Protter
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Re: Check network opration

Shalom,

disk performance sar -d

netstat -in

can chek basic network performance.

Some tools:
http://www.hpux.ws/system.perf.sh

How to recover depends on what the cause is.

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spex
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Re: Check network opration

priyarajan,

1. One way to check network performance is to time how long it takes to transfer a large file via ftp, nfs, etc., then divide by the size of the file. This will give you the throughput.

2. # iostat -t 5 5
# sar -d
# glance -u
# glance -d
# gpm &; Reports->Disk Info->IO By Disk

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Ivan Ferreira
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Re: Check network opration

You can use some tools like netcat/netperf to test network performance. Check the ouput of netstat -ni and verify if you have errors or collisions. Ensure that your network switch and network adapter are negotiating the right speed.

To verify SAN performance use sar -d or iostat, also utilities provided by your Storage provider (Like evaperf for EVAs). If the SAN performance is poor you have things to check:

Is your LUN and RAID configuration appropiate?
Is your load balanced among the disk and controllers?
Is your zoning configuration correct?
Is your storage fast enough for your application load?
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