To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if HPE XP7 Storage Export Tool terminates abnormally with many volumes?
If the HPE Storage Export Tool terminates abnormally while collecting monitoring data when many volumes are specified, it may be due to a timeout error caused by a heavy workload. To resolve this, specify fewer volumes. It is recommended to specify 16,384 or fewer volumes.
What to do if HPE XP7 Storage Export Tool stops processing?
If the HPE Storage Export Tool stops and processing does not continue, the command prompt window might be in pause mode. Activate the command prompt window and then press the key. Also, if a memory size is not specified in a batch file, the Out Of Memory Error occurs in JRE. Confirm whether the specified memory size is correct or not.
How to fix issue when HPE XP7 batch file cannot be run?
If you cannot run the batch file, it might be because the path to the Java Virtual Machine (Java.exe) is not defined in the PATH environment variable. Add that path to the PATH environment variable. Alternatively, an incorrect version of Java Runtime Environment (JRE) might be installed on your computer, so install the correct version of JRE.
Provides an overview of the HPE XP7 Performance Advisor software, its features, and benefits.
Procedure to launch and log in to the HPE XP7 Performance Advisor application.
Instructions on launching PA from HPE XP7 Tiered Storage Manager for data migration analysis.
Description of the multilevel GUI approach for identifying and troubleshooting performance bottlenecks.
Details of the main menu and banner area, including screen navigation and resource access.
Explanation of common icons used in the interface for refresh, session, help, filter, and sort actions.
Information on PA license requirements for monitoring disk array capacity and usable capacity.
Procedure for generating Permanent licenses using the Hewlett Packard Enterprise Authorization Center website.
Details displayed in the License screen when capacity exceeds limits or grace period expires.
Details of widgets like Performance, Component, Continuous Access, and Capacity displayed on the dashboard.
Description of screen elements and related tasks for viewing component status based on Frontend, Cache, Processor, and Backend.
Overview of the Arrays component type, including frontend IOs, MBs, response time, and status.
Details of screen components and descriptions for viewing array performance metrics.
Explanation of how PA interacts with arrays via host agents for configuration and performance data collection.
Procedure to request updates from host agents to retrieve current status and information.
Overview of commonly used settings for array registration, email notifications, database size, and user settings.
Details of screen elements for configuring SVP credentials, email, SNMP, and database settings.
Explanation of threshold levels and how they determine component health status and statistics.
Procedure to set the threshold duration for viewing performance data on the dashboard.
Information on activating component alarms for timely notifications when performance exceeds limits.
Procedure to set threshold values for components to trigger alarms and send notifications.
Explanation of how PA generates and displays events for various activities and failures.
Description of screen elements for viewing event logs including time, type, severity, description, and actions.
Information about the PostgreSQL database used by PA and methods to manage it.
Procedure to manually purge configuration and performance data for specific arrays or date ranges.
Overview of exporting performance data to CSV files for visualization and analysis.
Procedure for creating and scheduling one-time or recurring export DB CSV files.
Explanation of creating and storing chart templates for quick retrieval and comparison.
Procedure to apply an existing chart template to a different array.
Enables creating custom groups to monitor specific LDEVs and analyze their performance.
Procedure to create custom groups by selecting and adding LDEV records.
Information on managing user records, passwords, and group properties.
Procedure for creating new user accounts with specified attributes and privileges.
Information on accessing live assistance and documentation via HPE support websites.
Explanation of SLPRs for allocating array components to virtual disk arrays for secure management.
Description of CLPRs for partitioning cache memory to prevent I/O performance impact on other hosts.
Details on overall array performance measuring total I/Os, read, and write I/Os.
Data on the busiest frontend and backend LDEVs and RAID Groups based on I/Os and transfers.
Provides metric categories, available metrics, and their detailed descriptions.
Factors influencing forecast accuracy, including data range size and end date selection.
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