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Re: how to monitor pysicall W/R IO againt mount points

 
Shehan
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how to monitor pysicall W/R IO againt mount points

Hi All

My system is a rp4440 server running HP-UX 11i V1. Currently I getting some performance issue in occationally .So anybody can help me to find out Physical W/R IO hists against mount points in order to optimize load between mount points.

Thanks
Nirukshitha
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Tim Nelson
Honored Contributor

Re: how to monitor pysicall W/R IO againt mount points

Do you have Glance/Plus ? ( including measureware )

swlist -l product|grep -i glance

If not you will need to either get it (or a trial from https://h10078.www1.hp.com/cda/hpdc/display/main/search_results.jsp?zn=bto&cp=54_4012_100__) or configure sar to gather stats.

man sa1


Wim Rombauts
Honored Contributor

Re: how to monitor pysicall W/R IO againt mount points

Glance is a very good tol if you can keep an eye on the display.
If you don't have glance, or prefer background monitoring, look at "sar" (system activity reporting).
Take care directory /var/adm/sa exists, or create it if it doesn't exist, and then run for instance "/usr/lbin/sa/sa1 600 144".
This will log a general system activity report 144 times , every 600 seconds (10 minutes), so in total 24 hours.

You will find a file in directory /var/adm/sa that you can query with a command like "sar -f saxx [-option]"

Look at the sar manpage for the available options. You can query about everything.
Jeeshan
Honored Contributor

Re: how to monitor pysicall W/R IO againt mount points

Glance Plus is the best option.
a warrior never quits
Shehan
Super Advisor

Re: how to monitor pysicall W/R IO againt mount points

Hi

As I know , glance plus is tool which can be used to monitor real time data. But I need to monitor it for period. Anybody knows any tool for this.

Regards
Nirukshitha
Tim Nelson
Honored Contributor

Re: how to monitor pysicall W/R IO againt mount points

If you really have Glance Plus then it includes MeasureWare. Measureware is the historical collector.

swlist -l product|grep -i measure

perfstat (to check the to see if the collectors are running)


review the utility and extract commands as mentioned previously.



Shehan
Super Advisor

Re: how to monitor pysicall W/R IO againt mount points

Hi

How does we view those analyzed report using mesureware? Do we need another tool to analyze it?

Regards
Nirukshitha
Tim Nelson
Honored Contributor

Re: how to monitor pysicall W/R IO againt mount points

type in extract then hit enter and follow the guided tours.


Shehan
Super Advisor

Re: how to monitor pysicall W/R IO againt mount points

Hi

I want to get it in a graphical mode. Is there a tool to view it in a graphical mode?

Regards
Nirukshitha
Tim Nelson
Honored Contributor

Re: how to monitor pysicall W/R IO againt mount points

Then you need to use the OpenView Performance Manager.

This is a separate product for purchase.

Java based graphing utililty that can run on HPUX or Windows ( I am thinking around $10,000 list price, could be wrong ).

A trial version can be obtained from the HPOV website.




Shehan
Super Advisor

Re: how to monitor pysicall W/R IO againt mount points

Hi

I just checked evaluation copy in the HPOV, but i was unable to find it. Can you please help me?

Also let me know whether this evaluation is available all features like true copy.


Regards
Nirukshitha
Tim Nelson
Honored Contributor

Re: how to monitor pysicall W/R IO againt mount points

Trial downloads and product information can be found on HP BTO website.


https://h10078.www1.hp.com/cda/hpms/display/main/hpms_home.jsp?zn=bto&cp=1_4011_100__


search for performance manager under "See all BTO Downloads" link ( middle right nav)
Shehan
Super Advisor

Re: how to monitor pysicall W/R IO againt mount points

Hi

Thanks for the link which you have given me to doownload.

Anyway What I want to download to analyze HP-UX system? Can I download OVPM windows version in order to analyze HP-UX system?

Thanks
Nirukshitha