HP P6000 manual Configuration recommendations

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NOTE: HP recommends that you not use the remote logging feature for array performance logging. The HP P6000 Performance Data Collector client and server should be running on the same system to gather logging for performance and state data.

Table 4 HP P6000 Performance Data Collector logging configuration file parameters

Parameter

Description

state_logging

Controls the tracking and logging of state changes. If set to yes, the

 

performance data logging must be enabled. Default is no.

 

Specifying any value other than yes will turn off logging.

perf_logging

Controls the logging of performance metrics. Default is no.

 

Specifying any value other than yes will turn off logging.

state_interval

Frequency at which state data is to be polled and logged in minutes).

 

Default is 60.

 

Minimum value for state polling interval is 30 minutes; maximum is 24

 

hours.

perf_interval

Frequency at which performance data is to be polled and logged (in

 

seconds). Default is 300.

 

Minimum value for polling interval is 30 seconds; maximum is 24 hours.

root

Directory under which state and performance data will be logged. Use

 

/ instead of \ to separate directories (for example,

 

c:/all_logs/eva_logs) .

 

Default log directory is performance_history under the current

 

directory. Log root directory must be present for logging; if the directory

 

does not exist, data will not be logged.

filesize

Maximum size of a log file in MB. Default is 50. Minimum value for log

 

file size is 1 MB.

numdays

Number of days that logs need to be retained. Default is 3. Minimum

 

number of days is 1.

Configuration recommendations

HP recommends the following maximum configuration for HP P6000 Performance Data Collector:

A maximum of 20 concurrent connections to the HP P6000 Performance Data Collector service, where a connection is a successful communication channel that can be established between the client and the HP P6000 Performance Data Collectorserver.

A maximum of 16 arrays.

A maximum active I/O on approximately 4,000 virtual disks in parallel across the 16 arrays.

The polling interval for the HP P6000 Performance Data Collector service set to 60 seconds.

Connecting to HP P6000 Performance Data Collector remotely

Use the evaperf server command to configure the HP P6000 Performance Data Collector CLI to communicate with a remote HP P6000 Performance Data Collector service:

evaperf server host port [username] [-usessl]

where:

host

is the hostname or IP address of the server running the HP P6000 Performance Data Collector

 

service.

port

is the TCP port from which the HP P6000 Performance Data Collector data collection service will

 

receive an RPC request (default is 860).

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