Brocade Communications Systems CNA 1010 Troubleshooting Manual page 67

TABLE 5
Host system data collection commands (continued)
Task
Displaying memory usage
Monitoring performance
Listing driver modules
Checking for Brocade Fibre
Channel adapter (BFA)
driver module
Checking for Brocade
network (BNA) driver
module
Displaying driver
information
Locating system log
messages
NOTE: For more
information, refer to
"Host system logs"
on page 56.
Showing operating system
distribution info
Locating BFA configuration
file
Locating BFA device file
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Linux Windows
top, vmstat -m Windows Task Manager,
tasklist.exe
iostat, vmstat, sar Windows Task Manager,
perfmon.exe
lsmod driverquery
lsmod | grep bfa driverquery /v | findstr
bfad
lsmod | grep bna driverquery /v | findstr
bnad
•
Use lsmod On Device Manager
command for
Right-click storage
general driver
controller or network
information.
adapter instances,
•
Use ethtool select Properties, then
options to query select Driver tab.
network driver
information and
settings.
dmesg, System Category in
/var/log/message* Windows Event Viewer
(eventvwr.exe)
(SuSE) cat systeminfo.exe
/etc/SuSE-release,
(RedHat) cat
/etc/redhat-release
/etc/bfa.conf Windows Registry
(HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE
\SYSTEM\CurrentContro
lSet\Services\bfad\Para
meters\Device), adapter
Flash
/dev/bfa* Windows Registry
(HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE
\HARDWARE\DEVICEMA
P\Scsi\Scsi Port x)
Data collection using host system commands
VMware
top, vmstat -m
vmstat, VM Performance:
esxtop [first type 'v', 'e' then
enter vm# in the list down],
Disk Performance: esxtop
[type 'v' then 'd'].
vmkload_mod -l
vmkload_mod -l | grep bfa
vmkload_mod -l | grep bfa
•
For general driver
information use
vmkload_mod.
•
For network driver
information, use
esxcfg-nics.
/var/log/vmkernel*
/var/log/vmkwarning*/proc
/vmware/log
/var/log/message*
cat /etc/vmware-release
/etc/bfa.conf
/opt/brocade/adapter/bfa/
bfa.conf
3
1
Solaris
vmstat -s
iostat -nx 1 5, vmstat,
mpstat, sar
modinfo
modinfo | grep bfa
NA
Use modinfo options for
bna or bfa driver.
dmesg,
/var/adm/message*
uname -a, cat
/etc/release
/kernel/drv/bfa.conf
•
(Release 1.0) -
/devices/pci*/pci*/
fibre-channel@0:dev
ctl,
•
(Release 1.1 and
later) -
/devices/pci*/pci*/
bfa@0:devctl
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