Displaying The End-To-End Mask Of A Port; Displaying End-To-End Monitors - HP StorageWorks 8B - FC Entry Switch User Manual

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Using Advanced Performance Monitoring

Displaying the End-to-end Mask of a Port

Use the perfShowPortEEMask command to display the current end-to-end mask of a port.
The end-to-end mask has 12 fields, with each field having a value of on or off.
Example. The following commands set an end-to-end mask on port 11 and display the mask:
sw1:admin> perfSetPortEEMask 11, "00:00:ff", "00:00:ff",
"00:00:ff", "00:00:ff"
The EE mask on port 11 is set and EE counters are reset.
sw1:admin> perfShowPortEEMask 11
The EE mask on port 11 is set by application TELNET
TxSID Domain:
TxSID Area:
TxSID ALPA:
TxDID Domain:
TxDID Area:
TxDID ALPA:
RxSID Domain:
RxSID Area:
RxSID ALPA:
RxDID Domain:
RxDID Area:
RxDID ALPA:

Displaying End-to-end Monitors

Use the perfShowEEMonitor command to display all the end-to-end monitors defined on a port.
You can display cumulative counters or a rolling table of counters at specified intervals. This
command displays the following information on all end-to-end monitors:
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If you specify an interval number in the perfShowEEMonitor command, the command displays a
rolling table of CRC error, Tx, and Rx counters on a per-interval basis for all the valid monitors on
the port. The counter values are the number of bytes, in decimal format.
If you omit the interval number, the command displays the cumulative transmit counter
(TX_COUNT), receive counter (RX_COUNT), and CRC error counter. These cumulative counters
are 64-bit values in hexadecimal format.
3-6
off
off
on
off
off
on
off
off
on
off
off
on
Monitor number (KEY)
SID
DID
CRC error count (CRC_COUNT)
Number of Fibre Channel words transmitted (TX_COUNT)
Number of Fibre Channel words received (RX_COUNT)
Creator application (OWNER_APP)
IP address of the creator, if known (OWNER_IP_ADDR)
Advanced Performance Monitoring User's Guide