Table 19 About the Collectors for File System Viewer (continued)
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Edit | To edit the schedule for running a collector, click the Edit ( | ) button. |
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| Then set the date and time. See ”Setting Data Collection Properties” on | |
| page 169 for more information. |
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Action | Displays one of the following buttons: |
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| • Stop - Stops gathering information for which the collector is | |
| responsible. To stop more than one collector at once, select more | |
| than one collector and then click the Stop Collectors button. | |
| When a data collector is stopped, the corresponding reports will | |
| not contain recent data. In some cases, the reports may be blank. | |
| • Start - Starts the collector. When you start a collector, it begins | |
| gathering information for the corresponding file server. For |
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| example, assume you installed File System Viewer on a host and | |
| you want to view reports about file management, such as partition | |
| consumption. You must start the collector for that host. |
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Setting Data Collection Properties
The management server obtains information from collectors that gather information from elements at specified times. If you want the management server to monitor file servers, you must start the collector for the specified file server.
For example, assume you installed File System Viewer on a host and you want to view reports about file management, such as partition consumption. You must start the collector for that host.
IMPORTANT: If you change the date in the field to a date that does not exist in a month, the software automatically calculates the date to the next month. For example, if you enter
To set scanning properties:
1.Click Reports > Storage Essentials > Data Collection > File SRM Data in HP Systems Insight Manager.
2.Verify you are looking at the Data Collection page.
3.Do one of the following:
•Click the Start button corresponding to the file server you want to monitor.
•Click the Edit button () corresponding to the collector you want to modify.
4.Under Local Volumes, select the local volumes you want to monitor.
5.Under External Volumes, select the external volumes you want to monitor.
6.Under Network Volumes, select the network volume you want to monitor.
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