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Chapter 3 Managing ITP Networks Using SGM
Working with SGM Statistics Reports
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• (Optional) To include or exclude specific nodes or linksets in the report, use
the node-list argument. See the following sections for more information:
– Including Specific Nodes in Custom Reports, page 3-374
– Including Specific Linksets in Custom Reports, page 3-376
– Excluding Specific Nodes from Custom Reports, page 3-377
– Excluding Specific Linksets from Custom Reports, page 3-378
• (Optional) If you specify a node-list, you can also specify an id-tag to identify
the report. The id-tag can be any meaningful character string, but it cannot
contain any spaces. The default value for id-tag is the process ID of the
sgm linkstats command.
• (Optional) To specify a sort order for the report, specify one of the following
keywords for the sort-option argument:
– -sis—Sort based on average in-service percentage for each link (Daily
InSrv), in descending order.
– -sls—Sort based on the linkset name, in ascending order.
– -sos—Sort based on the average out-of-service percentage for each link,
in descending order.
– -sru—Sort based on the average Receive Utilization for each link (Avg
Receive Util or Avg Receive Erls), in descending order.
– -ssu—Sort based on the average Send Utilization for each link (Avg Send
Util or Avg Send Erls), in descending order. This is the default setting.
• (Optional) To disable automatic output to the terminal when running this
command in a script, specify the quiet keyword. SGM generates the report in
export format, which you can view using the SGM Web interface.
For example, to generate a custom link and linkset statistics summary report, that
includes only links and linksets associated with node sgm-2600a.cisco.com,
sorted in ascending order based on the linkset name, and identified by ID tag
test1, enter the following command:
# ./sgm linkstats sgm-2600a.cisco.com test1 -sls