Excluding Traffic Between An Hba And A Port From The Monitoring Target: Many-To-Many Connections - HPE XP7 User Manual

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Excluding traffic between an HBA and a port from the monitoring target: many-to-many connections

Up to 32 host bus adapters (WWNs) can be monitored for one port. If more than 32 host bus
adapters are connected to one port, the traffic statistics for all host bus adapters cannot be
monitored. Consider the intended use of each host, and move the host bus adapters that do not
need to be monitored to Non-Monitor.
Prerequisites
Required role: Storage Administrator (System Resource Management)
You must enable the Remote Web Console secondary window. For details, see XP7 Remote
Web Console User Guide.
Procedure
1.
Open the Performance Control window.
In Command View Advanced Edition:
1.
On the Resources tab, expand the Storage Systems tree, right-click the target storage
system, and then select Other Functions.
2.
In the displayed window, select Actions > Port/Host Group > Authentication.
3.
In the next displayed window, select Go > Performance Manager > Performance
Control.
In Remote Web Console:
1.
Click Reports > Performance Monitor > Performance Control to open the
Performance Control window.
2.
Click
3.
In the Performance Control window, click Performance Control. The Performance Control
main window appears.
4.
Click the WWN tab.
5.
Select All from the list at the top right corner of the window.
6.
In the upper-left tree, double-click a port to which more than 32 host bus adapters are
connected.
7.
Double-click Monitor below the specified port.
8.
Right-click the WWN of a host bus adapter you want to exclude from the monitoring target
and then select Delete WWN from the pop-up menu.
If the selected host bus adapter is connected to multiple ports, when you select the host bus
adapter and select the Delete WWN pop-up menu, a message will appear that asks you
whether to move the host bus adapter from Monitor to Non-Monitor below all other ports,
too.
If the selected host bus adapter is contained in a PFC group, a message will appear that
tells you to delete the host bus adapter from the PFC group on ahead. You cannot move a
host bus adapter that is contained in a PFC group from Monitor to Non-Monitor. For details
on how to delete a host bus adapter from a PFC group, see
group" (page
9.
Click OK for the confirmation message that asks you whether to delete the host bus adapter.
The deleted host bus adapter (WWN) is moved from Monitor to Non-Monitor.
124 Performance Control operations
to change to Modify mode.
133).
"Deleting an HBA from a PFC

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