Performing Offline Analysis - HP Xw460c - ProLiant - Blade Workstation User Manual

a. From the Systems Insight Manager console toolbar, click Diagnose Performance Management
Pack Online Analysis.
b. Select the checkbox next to the server or servers for which to view performance data. The checkbox
at the top of the column can be used to select all of the servers listed on the page.
c. Click Apply Selections Run Now. Online Analysis appears in a new window.
When Online Analysis is started for a server, an Online Analysis session is started automatically for any
network storage enclosure connected to that server.
PMP supports all Hypervisors supported by HP Virtual Machine Management Pack.
If you have hypervisor installed, and you have configured Virtual Machines, PMP treats this server as a VM
host. When PMP identifies the server as a VM host, you must license the server through Virtual Machine
Management Pack. When the VM host is licensed through Virtual Machine Management Pack, PMP collects
performance data of the host. PMP displays the information provided by VMM.
Clicking on
lists the VM Guests being monitored.

Performing Offline Analysis

The Offline Analysis tool enables performance data to be viewed from a database that has been captured
and logged over a specified time. This tool enables manipulation of the rate at which data is played back
for analysis by speeding or slowing the refresh rate or selecting specific points in the presentation of previously
captured events without regard to chronology.
In the previous example, it was determined that the system required more physical memory to handle the
assigned load balance. Offline Analysis enables examination and analysis of precisely what occurred on
pmpserver between 3:01 to 3:37 P.M. when a problem occurred.
The Offline Analysis tool enables you to view recorded data sessions from the PMP database.
To use Offline Analysis:
1. From the Systems Insight Manager console toolbar, click Diagnose Performance Management
Pack Offline Analysis.
2. Select the checkbox next to the server or servers for which to view performance data. The checkbox at
the top of the column can be used to select all of the servers listed on the page.
3. Click Apply Selections Run Now.
4. Select the start date and refresh rate for which to display performance data. The refresh rate determines
the rate at which the logged data is played back.
5. Click Start Offline Analysis.
After selecting offline analysis parameters, the session appears as illustrated in the following figure. For
information about navigation tools and the tabs provided with this interface, see the
this guide.
The following icons are provided for bottleneck navigation:
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