Using the command line interface, Viewing storage systems, Specifying the output – HP Command View EVA Software User Manual

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Using the command line interface

You can use the HP P6000 Performance Data Collector command line interface to display storage
system performance data in a tabular format. The procedures in this section assume you are familiar
with command line interfaces.

Viewing storage systems

To view storage systems that are visible to HP P6000 Performance Data Collector:
1.

Launch HP P6000 Performance Data Collector from the desktop icon.

2.

Enter the following command:

evaperf ls

The visible storage systems are listed.

Specifying the output

This section describes the ways you can specify the command line interface output.

Refreshing data

The command line interface output does not refresh automatically while you are viewing it.

To continuously refresh the storage system data, enter the following command:

evaperf as -cont

To set a refresh frequency (in seconds), include the n modifier in the command:

evaperf as -cont 10

If you do not specify an interval or you provide an invalid polling frequency argument, the default
interval of one second is set.

IMPORTANT:

If a controller reboot occurs, the connection to the HP P6000 Performance Data

Collector service from HP P6000 Performance Data Collector client needs to be reestablished.

Limiting data quantity

You can limit the amount of data that is collected and presented, which can be useful if your
configuration includes numerous storage systems, physical disks, and virtual disks.

To limit the storage systems for which HP P6000 Performance Data Collector collects data, enter
the following command:

evaperf as -sz array1 array10 array32

The output contains data only for the specified storage systems.

To limit the virtual disks for which HP P6000 Performance Data Collector collects data, enter the
following command:

evaperf vd -fvd disk2 disk4 disk8

The output contains data only for the specified virtual disks.

Using the command line interface

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