Dell PowerVault LTO4-120HH Dell DR Series System Administrator's Guide - Page 52

Viewing a Specific Time Range, System Usage, Disk Usage - Data Storage

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Viewing a Specific Time Range The Usage page lets you filter the system usage statistics you want to view. To view a specific Time Range, complete the following: NOTE: The Usage page also displays the Current Time Zone in use for the system. 1. Click the Time Range option. 2. Type the desired start date in Start Date (or click the calendar icon and make your date selection), or click Now to select the current time (or use the Hour and Minute sliders to set a desired time), and click Done. 3. Type the desired end date in End Date (or click the calendar icon and make your date selection), or select the Set "End Date" to current time to set the end date to the current day and time, or click Now to select the current time (or use the Hour and Minute sliders to set a desired time), click Done, and click Apply. The seven Usage page tabs include: CPU Load, System, Memory, Active Processes, Protocols, Network, Disk, and All. If you click All, the following set of statistics are displayed: • CPU Load • System Usage • Memory Usage - Total • Memory Usage - Real • Active Processes - Total • NFS Usage - Total • CIFS Usage - Total • OST Usage - Total • Network Usage • Socket Usage - Total • Active Connections • Disk Usage - Meta Data • Disk Usage - Data Storage For information on viewing the Latest Range statistics on the Usage page, see Viewing the Latest Range. System Usage This Usage page is where the DR Series system usage is displayed based on the Latest Time or Time Range values you selected. System usage statistics are grouped and represented by the following tabs: • CPU Load • System • Memory • Active Processes • Protocols • Network • Disk • All 52

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Viewing a Specific Time Range
The
Usage
page lets you filter the system usage statistics you want to view. To view a specific
Time Range
, complete
the following:
NOTE:
The
Usage
page also displays the Current Time Zone in use for the system.
1.
Click the
Time Range
option.
2.
Type the desired start date in
Start Date
(or click the calendar icon and make your date selection), or click
Now
to
select the current time (or use the
Hour
and
Minute
sliders to set a desired time), and click
Done
.
3.
Type the desired end date in
End Date
(or click the calendar icon and make your date selection), or select the
Set
“End Date” to current time
to set the end date to the current day and time, or click
Now
to select the current time
(or use the
Hour
and
Minute
sliders to set a desired time), click
Done
, and click
Apply
.
The seven
Usage
page tabs include:
CPU Load
,
System
,
Memory
,
Active Processes
,
Protocols
,
Network
,
Disk
, and
All
.
If you click
All
, the following set of statistics are displayed:
•
CPU Load
•
System Usage
•
Memory Usage — Total
•
Memory Usage — Real
•
Active Processes — Total
•
NFS Usage — Total
•
CIFS Usage — Total
•
OST Usage — Total
•
Network Usage
•
Socket Usage — Total
•
Active Connections
•
Disk Usage — Meta Data
•
Disk Usage — Data Storage
For information on viewing the Latest Range statistics on the
Usage
page, see
Viewing the Latest Range
.
System Usage
This
Usage
page is where the DR Series system usage is displayed based on the
Latest Time
or
Time Range
values you
selected. System usage statistics are grouped and represented by the following tabs:
•
CPU Load
•
System
•
Memory
•
Active Processes
•
Protocols
•
Network
•
Disk
•
All
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