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Array Perf: smi-s
Controller Perf: calculated by Profiler. Aggregate the performance values for all
the luns that belong to specific controller.
LUN Perf: smi-s
Disk Perf: API. Currently using the Crystal (10.10) version API. In order to
ascertain disk performance from an array, the controller firmware minimum
version must also be Crystal release (7.10). The 10.10 version of the API was
built against jdk 1.4, which matches with the jdk used in the Profiler agent at the
time of the 4.8 release. The 10.15 (Crystal maintenance) and 10.30 (Emerald)
release was compiled against jdk 1.5, and is the reason it is not used.
Volume Group Perf: calculated by Profiler. Aggregate the performance values
for all the luns that belong to specific raid group.
Q: Why is disk performance not showing up?
A: The controller firmware must be version 7.10 or greater. We use the API to
gather the data, and there is a dependency on the controller firmware to be
greater than 7.10. A trap is sent to Profiler if the minimum version is not met.
You might hear the controller versions referred to by name, which are:
6.60 - Chromium (no disk perf avail, only in this list to show firmware name)
7.10 - Crystal
7.15 - Crystal maintenance
7.30 - Emerald (which is the xbb2)
7.36 - Crystal/Emerald 4Q08 Maintenance
7.50 - Aurora (2009)
7.60 - Allegheny (2009)
8.10 - Flint (2009)
Q: Is any configuration required to get disk performance to show up?
A: No configuration required on the agent nor from Profiler gui. The disk
performance uses LSI’s API (symsdk.jar) in conjunction with the smi-s provider to
ascertain the disk performance. The API requires the IP addresses of the
controllers. The IP addresses are obtained from the smi-s provider; therefore,
you must have the smi-s settings configured correctly.
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