User's Manual

HP StorageWorks File System Extender Software user guide 21
Linux specific
The FSE utility daemon binaries are located in the directory /opt/fse/lbin.
Windows specific
The FSE utility service binaries are located in the directory %InstallPath%\bin.
The value of %InstallPath% depends on the choice made in the FSE installation process. It defaults to
C:\Program Files\Hewlett-Packard\FSE.
The FSE utility daemons (services) are listed in the following table.
For more information on HSM Health Monitor, see chapter ”Monitoring and maintaining FSE”, section
Low storage space detection” on page 186.
For more information on Log Analyzer, see chapter Monitoring and maintaining FSE”, section ”FSE log
files”, subsection ”Monitoring and analyzing FSE log files” on page 197.
FSE user interfaces
FSE command-line interface
Introduction to the FSE command-line interface
The FSE command-line interface provides commands that can be used to perform standard tasks:
configure, monitor, and manage the FSE implementation. The commands are passed to FSE through the
Management Interface, responsible for accepting, handling, and executing requests for user actions.
Linux specific
To use FSE commands, you must be logged on to the system as “root”.
Windows specific
To use FSE commands, you need administrative privileges. These privileges are granted only if you are
either locally logged to the system as Administrator (recommended) or using a remote access software that
supports logging in with the real Administrator account. The Windows native Remote Desktop tool, for
example, may be unsuitable for these tasks, since it uses a different Administrator account when logging in
remotely.
FSE command option syntax is based on standard Linux and UNIX command syntax. Typically, on
Windows platform, options start with a ‘/’ character, while FSE command syntax demands a --’ string as
the option prefix.
All FSE commands include brief online help that lists a synopsis of available options. For example, if you
want to see help for the fsepartition command, you would use:
FSE utility daemon
(service)
Binary Running on... Description
HSM Health Monitor hhm FSE client, FSE server Automatically detects low disk space
on file systems with FSE databases
and system files, low disk space on
HSM file systems, low storage on the
FSE media pools assigned to HSM
file systems, and sends notifications
and triggers actions.
Log Analyzer LogAnalyzer FSE client, FSE server Monitors the FSE event log files,
periodically analyzes them based on
configurable patterns, and sends
information about the analysis results.
On Linux systems, another Log
Analyzer instance monitors the system
event log file.
fsepartition --help