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DR Series Software 3.2.6 - Administrator Guide

Introduction to the DR Series System Documentation Understanding the DR Series System Setting Up the DR Series System Hardware Configuring the DR Series System Settings Managing DR Series Storage Operations Monitoring the DR Series System Using Global View Using the DR Series System Support Options Configuring and Using Rapid NFS and Rapid CIFS Configuring and Using Rapid Data Access with Dell NetVault Backup and with Dell vRanger Configuring and Using RDA with OST
Understanding RDA with OST Guidelines Terminology Supported RDA with OST Software and Components Best Practices: RDA with OST and the DR Series System Setting Client-Side Optimization Configuring an LSU Installing the RDA with OST Plug-In Configuring DR Series System Information Using NetBackup Backing Up Data From a DR Series System (NetBackup) Using Backup Exec With a DR Series System (Windows) Understanding the OST CLI Commands Understanding RDA with OST Plug-In Diagnostic Logs Collecting Diagnostics Using a Linux Utility Guidelines for Gathering Media Server Information
Configuring and Using VTL Configuring and Using Encryption at Rest Troubleshooting and Maintenance Supported Ports in a DR Series System Getting Help
The Network page is displayed, which lists all current computers.
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In the browser Address bar, click Network to select your DR Series hostname or IP address.
The Network page is displayed, which lists all current storage and replication containers.
 
NOTE: However, if your DR Series system is not listed, you can enter its hostname or IP Address preceded by "https://" and followed by the container name in the Address bar to access it (for example in this format, https://10.10.20.20/container-1). The DR Series system only supports the Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure (HTTPS) form of IP addressing.
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Move data from the source location to the destination container using your regular DMA or backup application process.
 
NOTE: If any file ingested by the DR Series system by a DMA or backup application is renamed or deleted without using the DMA or backup application’s process, the corresponding catalog must be updated accordingly. Failure to do so may prevent the DMA or backup application from being able to access the data.
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Verify that the data recently moved now resides in the destination container (or click Dashboard > Container Statistics, select the destination container in the Container Name drop-down list, and view the following information panes for recent container activity:
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Backup Data
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Throughput
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Connection Type
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Connection Configuration
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Displaying Container Statistics

Displaying Container Statistics

Displaying Container-Specific Statistics Using the CLI

To display the current statistics for an existing container that stores your data, complete the following:

 
NOTE: An alternate method to display statistics for any current container is to select that container by name in the Container Name drop-down list in the Container Statistics page (Dashboard > Container Statistics).
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Select Storage > Containers.
The Containers page is displayed, and the Containers summary table lists all of the current containers in the system.
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Click Select to identify the container to display, and click Display Statistics in the options bar.
The Container Statistics page is displayed which shows the current backup data (number of active files and active bytes ingested in the Backup Data pane), and read and write throughput (in the Throughput pane). The system polls for and updates the displayed statistics every 30 seconds.
 
NOTE: To display statistics for another container, select that container by name in the Container Name drop-down list.

This page also displays the marker type and connection type for the selected container, and whether the container is using Rapid CIFS or Rapid NFS (DR6000 only). For more information, see Monitoring Container Statistics.

In addition, you can also display the set of system statistics by using the DR Series system CLI stats --system command to show the following categories of system statistics:

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Capacity Used (system capacity used in Gibibytes or GiBs)
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Capacity Free (system capacity free in GiBs)
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Read Throughput (read throughput rate in Mebibytes or MiB/s)
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Write Throughput (write throughput rate in MiB/s)
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Current Files (current number of files in system)
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Current Bytes (current number of ingested bytes in system)
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Post Dedupe Bytes (number of bytes after deduplication)
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Post Compression Bytes (number of bytes after compression)
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Post Encryption Bytes
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Post Encryption Bytes in GiB
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Compression Status (current compression status)
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Cleaner Status (current space reclamation process status)
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Encryption Status
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Total Inodes (total number of data structures)
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Bytes decrypted
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Dedupe Savings (deduplication storage savings by percentage)
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Compression Savings (compression storage savings by percentage)
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Total Savings (total storage savings by percentage)
 
 
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Displaying DR Series System Statistics Using the CLI

Displaying DR Series System Statistics Using the CLI

An alternate method for checking the current DR Series system statistics is using the DR Series system CLI stats --system command to show the following categories of system statistics:

Capacity Used (system capacity used in Gibibytes or GiBs)
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Capacity Free (system capacity free in GiBs)
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Read Throughput (read throughput rate in Mebibytes or MiB/s)
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Write Throughput (write throughput rate in MiB/s)
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Current Files (current number of files in system)
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Current Bytes (current number of ingested bytes in system)
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Post Dedupe Bytes (number of bytes after deduplication)
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Post Compression Bytes (number of bytes after compression)
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Post Encryption Bytes
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Post Encryption Bytes in GiB
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Compression Status (current compression status)
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Cleaner Status (current space reclamation process status)
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Encryption Status
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Total Inodes (total number of data structures)
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Bytes decrypted
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Dedupe Savings (deduplication storage savings by percentage)
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Compression Savings (compression storage savings by percentage)
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Total Savings (total storage savings by percentage)

For more information on DR Series system CLI commands, see the Dell DR Series System Command Line Reference Guide.

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Displaying Container-Specific Statistics Using the CLI

Displaying Container-Specific Statistics Using the CLI

You can display the set of container-specific statistics by using the DR Series system CLI stats --container --name <container name> command to show the following categories of statistics:

Container Name (name of the container)
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Container ID (ID associated with container)
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Total Inodes (total number of data structures in container)
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Read Throughput (read throughput rate in Mebibytes or MiB/s for container)
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Write Throughput (write throughput rate in MiB/s for container)
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Current Files (current number of files in container)
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Current Bytes (current number of ingested bytes in container)
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Cleaner Status (current space reclamation process status for the selected container)

For more information on DR Series system CLI commands, see the Dell DR Series System Command Line Reference Guide.

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