VBrick dme Admin Manual page 50

Group Administration Task
Reset to Default Settings
Reset Tasks
Reset to Factory Default
Settings
Remove License
Realtime System Usage
Realtime
Usage
Snapshots
Tasks
CPU Realtime Usage
Memory Realtime Usage
Disk Realtime Usage
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Description
This task resets most settings (except for network settings and
passwords) to their default settings. The same task may be
executed from the
System Configuration
form in the DME.
This task requires a system reboot. Please do not reboot during
any upgrade activity (identified at the top of the screen).
This task resets ALL settings (including network and passwords)
to factory defaults. Use with caution. The same task maybe be
executed from the
System Configuration
form in the DME.
This task requires a system reboot. Please do not reboot during
any upgrade activity (identified at the top of the screen).
This task will remove Vbrick DME licenses. This will require you
to acquire and reapply a new license (or any license you may have
saved) to the DME for proper operation.
This task requires a system reboot. Please do not reboot during
any upgrade activity (identified at the top of the screen).
This task, using the Linux application sar, will provide usage
snapshots for CPU, Memory, Paging System, SWAP, and DISK.
These results are only snapshots and do not provide trending.
Please review online Linux documentation for sar command for
details on particulars of reported data.
This task, using the Linux application sar, provides a 20 reports at
3 second intervals (1 minute total) of CPU use within the DME.
This is meant to be a more detailed view than the snapshots, but
only report for the minute selected.
Control-C will terminate the report.
Please review online Linux documentation for sar command for
details on particulars of reported data.
This task, using the Linux application sar, provides a 20 reports at
3 second intervals (1 minute total) of memory use within the
DME. This is meant to be a more detailed view than the
snapshots, but only report for the minute selected.
Control-C will terminate the report.
Please review online Linux documentation for sar command for
details on particulars of reported data.
This task displays the disk partitions and usage for attached disks,
the last SMART report (if the DME is hardware), and using the
Linux application sar, provides a 20 reports at 3 second intervals
(1 minute total) of disk use within the DME. This is meant to be
a more detailed view than the snapshots, but only report for the
minute selected.
Control-C will terminate the report.
Please review online Linux documentation for sar command for
details on particulars of reported data.
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