Monitoring System Usage; Setting A Latest Range Value - Dell DR4000 Administrator's Manual

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• Network
• Disk
• All
NOTE:
When you click All, this tab displays the following DR4000 system
status categories: CPU Load, System Usage, Memory Usage - Total, Memory Usage
- Real, Active Processes - Total, NFS Usage - Total, CIFS Usage - Total, Network
Usage, Socket Usage - Total, Active Connections, Disk Usage - Meta Data, and Disk
Usage - Data Storage.

Monitoring System Usage

To display the current state of system usage:
1 Click DashboardUsage.
The Usage page is displayed.
2 View the current system usage based on the current Latest Range or Time
Range values in effect (the default is the last 1-hour period). By default,
the CPU Load usage is always the first tab that displays when the Usage
page is selected.
3 Click any of the system usage tabs to display the current status for that tab
category (or click All to display all of the system usage tab results).
For example, click Protocols to display the current results for the NFS
Usage - Total and CIFS Usage - Total in the system.

Setting a Latest Range Value

To set a Latest Range value and display the system status results based on
these settings:
1 Click DashboardUsage.
The Usage page is displayed.
2 Click Latest Range.
3 In Display last... select a value from the drop-down list for the display
period to be shown.
By default, Hours is the display period shown. Using this example, you
would select a value between1-24. For Days, the value is between 1-31, and
for Months, the value is between 1-12.
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Monitoring the DR4000 System