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Figure 39 Total I/O Rate Detail
The sequential frontend I/Os are when data is read from or written to consecutive addresses. The
random frontend I/Os are when applications address non-consecutive blocks of data. CFWs are
a special class of I/Os generated by HP's P9000 Continuous Access Remote Mirroring software.
NOTE: If there are no data points available for the dates selected, blank chart is displayed. If
all the data values are zero for the dates selected, a chart with a horizontal line along X axis is
displayed in the center of the chart.
Read/Write Ratio report
The Read/Write Ratio report displays in a chart format, the ratio of read activity to write activity,
over the entire period. It is for both sequential and random read, or write activity. “Read/Write
Ratio” (page 368) displays a sample Read/Write Ratio report for a P9500 Disk Array.
Report types 367
- User Guide 1
- Contents 3
- 4 Contents 4
- Contents 5 5
- 6 Contents 6
- Contents 7 7
- 8 Contents 8
- Contents 9 9
- Overview 10
- Introduction 11
- Common tasks 13
- Resizing columns 14
- License screen 16
- Instant-on license activation 18
- Instant-on license expiration 19
- Grace period expiration 21
- Permanent licenses 21
- ◦ A Permanent license 22
- Meter Based Term licenses 22
- Generating licenses 29
- Installing licenses 30
- ◦ 10TB-Days 34
- Viewing license history 35
- ◦ License Status: Installed 36
- Violating licensed capacity 39
- Removing licenses 40
- Expired–1TB-days100 TB-days 41
- Expired–7TB-days100 TB-days 41
- Expired–3TB-Days100 TB-Days 41
- Removing licenses 41 41
- 1TB, 100TB-days 42
- Array View screen 44
- Requesting host agent updates 46
- Collecting configuration data 48
- Collecting performance data 59
- Example use cases 62
- Resource type list.1 65
- Performance Advisor 73
- SMTP Server Settings 75
- Alarm Email Settings 75
- Reports Email Settings 76
- SNMP settings 76
- Configuring SMTP parameters 83
- Managing custom groups 84
- Creating custom groups 85
- Managing custom groups 87 87
- Modifying custom groups 89
- Deleting custom groups 90
- Using template 93
- Creating a user record 95
- Changing password 95
- Deleting a user record 95
- Viewing group properties 96
- Dashboard threshold metrics 103
- Viewing dashboard 106
- XP/P9000 array health 107
- Dashboard statistics 108
- Viewing dashboard 109 109
- Dashboard busiest consumers 113
- Dashboard charts 114
- Zoom Preview panel.2 115
- Viewing dashboard 115 115
- IMPORTANT: 116
- Setting threshold level 121
- Enabling or disabling alarms 125
- Applying a template 126
- Searching for components 128
- Searching for components 129 129
- Searching for components 131 131
- Managing alarms history 132
- Viewing alarm history records 133
- Related Topics 134
- Alarm History filters 135
- Viewing events 138
- Filtering event records 139
- Deleting event records 140
- Viewing events 141 141
- Database Manager screen 143
- Configuring database size 144
- Configuring database size 145 145
- Purging data 146
- Manually purging data 147
- Automatically purging data 148
- Export DB CSV files 149
- Creating Export DB CSV files 152
- Importing data to MS Excel 158
- Viewing Export DB CSV files 158
- Archiving data 160
- Archiving data 161 161
- Importing data 163
- Importing data 165 165
- XP/9500 Disk Array 166
- Space requirements 167
- Component selection tree.1 173
- Introduction 173 173
- Viewing performance summary 177
- Volume Information 182
- Viewing utilization summary 183
- Viewing CHIP/CHA data 185
- Viewing ACP/DKA data 190
- ◦ LDEVs: 263 196
- ◦ Cont. Access Jnl Groups: 1 196
- Configuring VVol settings 201
- Viewing Smart pool capacity 201
- CA link status metrics 205
- Table 19 CA journal 207
- Viewing RAID group summary 211
- Figure 23 RAID Group summary 212
- Viewing port summary 213
- Figure 24 Port summary 214
- Viewing LDEV data 216
- Querying and sorting data 217
- Configuring column settings 220
- DescriptionScreen elements 224
- Filtering LDEV records 225
- Exporting LDEV data 227
- Viewing port information 229
- Viewing SLPR information 230
- Viewing CLPR information 230
- 10 Using charts 232
- ◦ Front-end 233
- ◦ Back-end 233
- ◦ Snapshot Pool 233
- • “Viewing charts” (page 271) 235
- Plotting charts 236
- Main category2 237
- Component type3 237
- Component4 237
- Plotting charts 237 237
- Custom Groups 240
- Choosing metrics 240
- Front-end navigation path 241
- 242 Using charts 242
- Cache navigation path 243
- MP Blades navigation path 245
- 246 Using charts 246
- Back-end navigation path 247
- 248 Using charts 248
- Plotting charts 249 249
- Pools navigation path 250
- Plotting charts 251 251
- 252 Using charts 252
- Snapshot Pool navigation path 254
- 256 Using charts 256
- LUSE navigation path 258
- Host Groups navigation path 259
- 260 Using charts 260
- Plotting charts 261 261
- 262 Using charts 262
- Ext-RG(s) navigation path 264
- Drive types navigation path 265
- Backend MetricsRAID Groups 266
- 266 Using charts 266
- Custom groups navigation path 267
- Plotting charts 269 269
- 270 Using charts 270
- Viewing charts 271
- 272 Using charts 272
- Individual Chart windows 273
- 274 Using charts 274
- 278 Using charts 278
- Adding new chart windows 279
- Saving charts as PDF files 280
- Saving favorite charts 280
- Loading favorite charts 281
- 282 Using charts 282
- Plotting charts 283 283
- Printing charts 284
- Forecasting utilization 286
- Using date and time filters 287
- Using chart Styles 288
- Plotting charts 289 289
- Zooming in on charts 290
- Plotting charts 291 291
- 292 Using charts 292
- Removing chart windows 293
- 11 Using reports 294
- ◦ Journal Pool Utilization 299
- ◦ ThP Pool Occupancy 299
- ◦ Snapshot Pool Occupancy 299
- 300 Using reports 300
- 302 Using reports 302
- 304 Using reports 304
- 306 Using reports 306
- Viewing reports 308
- Deleting reports 309
- Virtualization for reports 309
- Enabling email notifications 309
- Editing report schedules 309
- Deleting report schedules 310
- Understanding report records 310
- 312 Using reports 312
- RealTime screen 320
- Figure 32 RealTime screen 321
- Troubleshooting screen 327
- LDEV table1 333
- Port table2 333
- CLPR table3 333
- RAID Group table4 333
- Storage products 343
- Remote Web Console 348
- Viewing MP blade usage data 350
- Viewing Parity Group data 352
- Viewing Logical Device data 353
- Viewing host group data 354
- Contacting HP 358
- Related information 358
- Related information 359 359
- Typographic conventions 360
- A Appendix A 361
- 362 Appendix A 362
- B Sample reports 363
- Total I/O Rate report 364
- Report types 365 365
- Total I/O Rate Detail report 366
- Read/Write Ratio report 367
- 368 Sample reports 368
- Read/Write Detail report 369
- 370 Sample reports 370
- LDEV IO report 371
- 372 Sample reports 372
- Report types 373 373
- RAID Group Utilization Report 374
- Cache utilization report 374
- Cache Utilization report 375
- Cache Write Pending report 375
- Percentage Read Hits report 375
- Total Backend Transfer report 376
- ACP utilization report 377
- CHIP utilization report 378
- CHIP Utilization report 379
- 380 Sample reports 380
- ThP Pool Occupancy report 381
- 382 Sample reports 382
- LDEV Activity report 383
- Export Database report 384
- All report 384
- MP blade utilization report 385
- (page 276) 386
- C Appendix C 387
- D Appendix D 388
- Table 39 XP24000 (continued) 390
- Table 40 XP20000 390
- Metrics and descriptions 391
- F Appendix F 410
- Glossary 411
- 412 Glossary 412
- 414 Glossary 414
- 416 Index 416
- 418 Index 418
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