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Fabric OS Administrator’s Guide
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Top Talker monitors
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The output is sorted based on the data rate of each flow. If you do not specify the number of
flows to display, then the command displays the top 8 flows or the total number of flows,
whichever is less.
The following example displays the top 5 flows on port 7 in WWN (default) format:
perfttmon --show 7 5
The following example displays the top flows on slot 2, port 4 on a Backbone in PID format:
perfttmon --show 2/4 pid
switch:admin> perfttmon --show 2/4 pid
========================================
Src_PID
Dst_PID
MB/sec
========================================
0xa90800
0xa05200
6.926
0xa90800
0xa908ef
6.872
Displaying top talking flows for a given domain ID (fabric mode)
1. Connect to the switch and log in using an account with admin permissions.
2. Enter the perfTTmon
--
show dom command.
perfttmon --show dom domainid [n] [wwn | pid]
Fabric mode must be enabled for this option.
The output is sorted based on the data rate of each flow. If you do not specify the number of
flows to display, then the command displays the top 8 flows or the total number of flows,
whichever is less. The command can display a maximum of 32 flows.
The following example display the top 5 flows on for domain 1 in WWN (default) format:
perfttmon --show dom 1 5
The following example display the top flows on domain 2 in PID format:
switch:admin> perfttmon --show dom 2 pid
=================================================================
Src_PID Dst_PID MB/sec Potential E-Ports
=================================================================
0x03f600 0x011300 121.748 2/0,2/2,2/3
0x03f600 0x011300 121.748 3/14,3/15
Deleting a Top Talker monitor on a port (port mode)
1. Connect to the switch and log in using an account with admin permissions.
2. Enter the perfTTmon
--
delete command.
perfttmon --delete [slotnumber/]port
The following example deletes the monitor on port 7:
perfttmon --delete 7
The following example deletes the monitor on slot 2, port 4 on a Backbone:
perfttmon --delete 2/4