P9000Watch and P9000Sketch Reference guide for HP StorageWorks P9000 Performance Advisor v5.2 (T1789-96319, May 2011)

This is a mandatory option and is used to specify the number of hours for which P9000Watch
must be active.
—i
NOTE:
It is mandatory to use the options —l, —p, and —r together.
./xpwatch –c –s <array-serial number> —w <wwns> [-f <filename>] [-a <frequency for archiving
data>] -i <number of hours for execution>
To view the P9000Watch in CLI mode.—c
To specify the XP or P9000 disk array serial number.—s
To view the list of WWNs in the comma separated
format.
NOTE:
There should be no space in between the comma
separating the WWNs.
For example, —w 500143800081fba0,
5001438000ac164c
—w
This is an optional parameter. It is used to specify the
.csv filename. If this option is not specified, the
archive file (.csv file) will not be created.
—f
This is an optional parameter. It is used to specify the
frequency of archiving data in the .csv file. If this
option is not specified then the previously specified
value shall be used. For more information, see Table
13.
—a
This is a mandatory option and is used to specify the
number of hours for which P9000Watch must be act-
ive.
—i
The .csv file is generated and placed in the same location where you initially copied XPWatch.exe
and wagent.exe files.
NOTE:
For the -f option, do not specify the file extension in the command prompt window.
Menus
P9000Watch enables you to monitor and customize performance data of ports, RAID groups, LDEVs,
and host groups through different menus. They are:
• Array menu
• Host Groups
• Nickname menu
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