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Review overall performance in the Summary tab. |
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Details. Displays the directory’s status, physical details, and parent device. |
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Topology. Displays the connections from datastores to the selected directory. |
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Review overall performance in the Summary tab. |
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Related Inventory. Displays a list of components from the perspective of the member (rather than the storage array). |
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Resource Utilization charts. Compares resources used by the member against resources used by the pool. |
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Summary and Resource Information. Displays physical details about the member. |
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Alarm Summary. Displays alarms on the member. |
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Click the Network tab. |
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Click the Disks tab. |
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Review overall performance in the Summary tab. |
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Details. Displays the port’s status, physical details, parent switch, parent fabric, VSAN (if applicable), and current values for Data Rate, Frame Rate, Link Error Rate, and Non-Link Error Rate. Click a Sparkline to plot metric values over the time period. |
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Charts. Charts plot the following metric pairs over the time period: |
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Alarm Summary. Displays alarms on the port. |
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Click the Topology tab. |
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Switch-to-Switch Connectivity diagram. Displays the selected ISL port (left box) and its connection to another ISL port (right box). Click a port icon for details about the device connected to the port. |
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Topology Table (Inter-Switch Connections). Identifies all ISL port connections from this port’s parent switch to other switches in the fabric. |
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Basic Connectivity (table). Displays the ESX hosts and/or physical hosts connected to the selected N port through their host ports. An N port can have connections to multiple host ports using NPV technology. |
TIP: If hosts in the Host Name column are (unknown), you may be able to use dependency processing to infer the host names associated with the host ports. For instructions, see Inferring Physical-Host-to-Storage Relationships. |
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Basic Connectivity (diagram). Displays the selected N port (left box) and its connection to a filer or storage array port (right box). Click a port icon for details about the device connected to the port. |
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Select Host Port(s). Controls the set of hosts displayed in the Port Dependencies table. |
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Port Dependencies. On separate tabs, displays connections to LUNs (though the selected port) from virtual machines, ESX or Hyper-V servers, and physical hosts. If the selected port has problems or failures, the connected VMs or hosts may exhibit performance problems. |
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Review overall performance in the Summary tab. |
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Related Inventory. Displays a list of components from the perspective of the member node (rather than the storage array). |
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IFS Capacity. The chart displays IFS Capacity: Free and IFS Capacity Used for the IFS file system. In addition, the total capacity is broken down into hard disk drive and solid state drives metrics as follows: |
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Node Network Load. Charts plot the following metric pairs: |
TIP: If you prefer to see the Send Util (% of max) and Rcv Util (% of max) based on the rated maximum speeds of the ports (actual port speeds are not available from Isilon arrays) in the external network, ask your Foglight for Storage Management Administrator to edit the registry variable StSAN_StoragePortShowUtilMax and set ISLN_E_IP=true. |
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Node Performance. Charts plot the following metrics for the selected node over the time period: % Busy, Latency, L1 Cache Hit Rate, L2 Cache Hit Rate, Data Read Rate, Data Write Rate, Read Ops Rate, and Write Ops Rate. |
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Summary and Resource Information. Displays physical details about the member node. |
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Alarm Summary. Displays alarms on the member node. |
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Click the Network tab. |
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Click the Disks tab. |
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