Specifications

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7 Monitoring Equalizer Operation
System status information and performance statistics can be gathered and displayed from within the
Equalizer Administrative Interface; higher-end Equalizers can also be monitored using standard
Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) utilities:
To display the current Equalizer status (a summary of global parameters and usage
statistics), see “Displaying Equalizer Status” on page 100.
To display messages recorded in the operating system, cluster, and server logs, see
“Displaying the System Event Log” on page 101.
To display a status report on all virtual clusters, see “Displaying the Virtual Cluster
Summary” on page 103
To examine the current configuration of a cluster and plot a graph showing its usage over
time, see “Displaying Cluster Information” on page 104 and “Plotting Cluster Performance
History” on page 105.
To examine the current configuration of a server and plot a graph showing its usage over
time, see“Displaying Server Information” on page 107 and “Plotting Server Performance
History” on page 108.
To examine the current configuration of a geographic cluster and plot a graph showing its
usage over time, see “Displaying Geographic Cluster Parameters” on page 110 and “Plotting
Geographic Cluster Performance History” on page 111.
To examine the current configuration of a site within a geographic cluster and plot a
graph showing its usage over time, see “Displaying Site Information” on page 112 and
“Plotting Site Performance History” on page 113.
To configure logs used to collect plotting data, see “Configuring Plot Logs” on page 113.
To export usage statistics to a comma separated value (csv) file, see “Exporting Usage
Statistics” on page 114.
To configure log forwarding, email notification of events, or execution of an external
command on events, see “Configuring Custom Event Handling” on page 114.
To configure the SNMP agent on an Equalizer Model E450si (or above), see “Browsing
Equalizer Configurations using SNMP” on page 117.