Rfc Compliance; Hrstorage Group Maintenance; Table 11-5. Compliance With Hrstorage Group Definitions In Rfc 1514 - HP T9576G06 Management Manual

Host Resources Subagent

RFC Compliance

Table 11-5 summarizes compliance of hrStorage group support with RFC 1514.

Table 11-5. Compliance With hrStorage Group Definitions in RFC 1514

Object Descriptor
hrMemorySize
hrStorageIndex
hrStorageType
hrStorageDescr
hrStorageAllocationUnits
hrStorageSize
hrStorageUsed
hrStorageAllocationFailures

hrStorage Group Maintenance

The hrStorage group entries describe three kinds of storage available for use by
applications:
Physical memory, or RAM. One entry exists for each processor (CPU).
Logical disk devices. One entry exists for each physical disk assigned an LDEV
(logical device) number in the destination control table (DCT). Primary and
mirrored physical disks are treated as two entities. Nonwriteable disks (for
example, optical) are not included. Each logical device is considered to have one
partition.
File systems. On a NonStop system, there is one file system per writable disk and
as many file system entries as the number of writable disks.
OSS. For OSS, there can be one or more disks for one fileset. An entry exists for
the fileset and for each disk of a fileset.
To derive entries for physical memory, the subagent calls Guardian procedure
PROCESSOR_GETINFOLIST_ to obtain values for each processor. To derive logical
disk device and file system entries, the subagent calls Guardian procedure
DEVICE_GETINFOBYLDEV_ to identify writable disks and then calls
FILE_GETINFOBYLISTNAME_ to obtain information for each disk.
Compliance
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Partial
Yes
Partial
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Explanation
See Table 11-4.
See Table 11-4.
See Table 11-4.
See Table 11-4.
See Table 11-4.
Set operation is not supported.
See Table 11-4.
The value 0 is returned for disk and file
system entries.
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