HP manual Commands, HP P6000 Performance Data Collector commands

After generating the TLViz-formatted files from evaperf all output, you can build the Microsoft Access database EVADATA.MDB:

1.Click Browse and select the evaerf all command out file.

2.Select Build Access Database.

3.Open the EVADATA.MDB file to view the database tables.

HP TLViz has limited space to display names (30 characters maximum). Included with the TLViz-formatted files are map files (PDISK-MAP.txtand VDISK-MAP.txt) that map the virtual disk and physical disk names displayed in HP TLViz to the LUN and enclosure/bay names displayed in the HP P6000 Performance Data Collector output.

After generating the TLViz-formatted files, you can build a Microsoft Access database, if applicable:

1.Click Browse and select the all command output file.

2.Click Build Access Database.

3.Open the EVADATA.MDB file to view the database tables.

HP TLViz has limited space for displaying names (30 character maximum). Included with the TLViz-formatted files are map files (PDISK-MAP.txtand VDISK-MAP.txt) that map the virtual disk and physical disk names that display in HP TLViz to the LUN and enclosure/bay names that display in the HP P6000 Performance Data Collector output.

Commands

This section describes the commands you can use in the command line interface to gather performance metrics. The general syntax for commands is:

evaperf <command> [modifiers]

You can specify the command modifiers in any order.

Table 6 (page 82) describes the available HP P6000 Performance Data Collector commands. The commands are listed alphabetically.

Table 6 HP P6000 Performance Data Collector commands

Command	Description
all	Displays a summary of the array status by running the following commands together:
	ls, as, cs, vd, vdg,hc, ps, hps, pd, pdg, drg, and drt.
as	Displays array status.
cs	Displays controller status.
cvconfig <server port	Configures HP P6000 Command View login parameters to be used for state data
username>	collection.
dginfo	Displays the disk group configuration for the arrays managed by that host.
drg	Displays data replication groups for HSV300, HSV400, and HSV450. The drg data
	is displayed only from firmware version 9xxxxxx and later.
drt	Displays data replication tunnel statistics.
dpw wwn	Deletes the password for the specified array from the host's Windows registry. The
	password is not deleted on the array.
fnh	Manages friendly name hosts as follows:
	• Displays a list of known hosts running HP P6000 Command View.
	• Adds a host to the friendly name host list.

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