HP XP P9000 Performance Advisor Software - Manual (Page 384)

After each of the above-mentioned commands is executed, a confirmation on the number of files
copied is displayed in the command prompt window.
IMPORTANT:
Whenever you update the appDefinition.xml file for the management station IP address or the
appProfile.xml
file for the session name, execute the above-mentioned commands, so that P9000
Remote Web Console uses the latest XML files to launch the P9000 Performance Advisor session.
Also, if a session of P9000 Remote Web Console is already open, log out and log in to view the
updated session details.
Launching P9000 Performance Advisor
IMPORTANT:
Ensure that the cookies are not turned off in your Internet Explorer window where the P9000
Performance Advisor session is launched. Cookies are required for authentication in P9000
Performance Advisor.
1. Launch P9000 Remote Web Console by specifying the following URL in your web browser:
https://IP-address-or-host-name-of-SVP/
2. Provide your user name and password credentials on the Login credentials.
For more information on logging into P9000 Remote Web Console, see HP StorageWorks P9000
Remote Web Console User Guide.
3. On the HP P9000 Remote Web Console screen, select the P9000 disk array under Storage
Systems in the left pane for which you want to view the usage data.
4. Select one of the components for that P9000 disk array to view the usage data.
You can view the usage data for the following components:
• MP blades (see “ Viewing MP blade usage data ” on page 385)
• Parity groups (see “ Viewing Parity Group data ” on page 387)
• Logical devices (see “ Viewing Parity Group data ” on page 387)
• Host groups (see “ Viewing Parity Group data ” on page 387)
NOTE:
Use the Shift key to select multiple records sequentially or Ctrl to select multiple records
randomly.
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