Hitachi Compute Blade 2000 User Manual page 1330

# Title Official Name
(22) SYS2 SYS2
(23) System Total System Total
(24) PageUp / Page Up /
PageDown Page Down
(25) Error Event Error event
Detected detection
(1) How to change Sampling time
Display the LPAR Usage screen.
Since the cursor is already placed on the Sampling time, just press Enter to display
a subscreen. Enter the new number on the subscreen, and press Enter.
The entered number will be set as the Sampling time in units of seconds. You can
set any number between 1 and 60.
(2) How to display specified processor groups
Display the LPAR Usage screen. Place the cursor on Grp on the upper right, and
press Enter to display a subscreen. Select the number of a processor group shown
on the subscreen, and press Enter.
Description
Displays the execution time and the busy ratio of the
LPAR manager System2.
LPAR manager System2 refers to the processes for the
LPAR manager's communication and service control.
Dsp(ms) displays the execution time of the LPAR
manager System2.
Busy(%) displays the busy ratio of the LPAR manager
System2. This value is obtained by the following formula.
Busy(%) = execution time of the LPAR manager
System2 ÷ system service time x 100
Displays the system service time, the system busy time,
and the system busy ratio of the LPAR manager system.
Srv(ms) displays the system service time.
This value is the total service time that the physical
processors running properly have in the LPAR manager
system, and is obtained by the following formula.
Srv(ms) = the number of physical processors running
properly x 1000ms
Dsp(ms) displays the system busy time. The system
busy time is the sum of the execution time of all LPARs,
SYS1, and SYS2.
Busy(%) displays the system busy ratio.
This value is the total busy ratio in the LPAR manager
system and is obtained by the following formula.
Busy(%) = system busy time ÷ system service time x 100
Page Up: scrolls the LPAR Usage frame upwards.
Page Down: scrolls the LPAR Usage frame downwards.
Displays that LP system logs at the error level are
detected.
When this is displayed, check the LP system log in the
LP System Logs screen.
See LP system logs for checking LP system logs.
To delete this display, press the Esc key with this screen
or open the system logs screen.
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