I am little confused at how a Celerra is configured. I am very new to profiler and may just need some explaining. Also what do you get from monitoring a Celerra?
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All that is needed to configure Profiler to monitor a Celerra is the control station IP, username and password.
Through Profiler, you can monitor a myriad of metrics, ranging from data mover performance and network traffic.
The most used feature, however, is running file analysis scans on the volumes and reporting on largest files, newest files, etc.
The sky is the limit with file analysis, though, as you can create custom rules and report on specific metrics to get the data you are looking for.
If you have any issues with configuring Profiler to monitor your Celerra, feel free to submit a support ticket at solarwinds.com/support/ticket/
All that is needed to configure Profiler to monitor a Celerra is the control station IP, username and password.
Through Profiler, you can monitor a myriad of metrics, ranging from data mover performance and network traffic.
The most used feature, however, is running file analysis scans on the volumes and reporting on largest files, newest files, etc.
The sky is the limit with file analysis, though, as you can create custom rules and report on specific metrics to get the data you are looking for.
If you have any issues with configuring Profiler to monitor your Celerra, feel free to submit a support ticket at solarwinds.com/support/ticket/
In addition to the Login, password and IP Profiler wants this information.
Please enter the value for TCP Dump: Data Mover IP Address
Please enter the value for TCP Dump: Data Mover Filesystem
Please enter the value for TCP Dump: Access Path to Data Mover
I need more information in configuring these aspects.
I need a little more explanation. Is there a space requirement? How much load will this share create? Since I don’t want it to affect any of my other shares I have currently. I want to make share on each of my Celerras for this purpose. Do you have any examples how other customers set this up?
these configuration parameters are required only if you want to analyze NFS traffic. If not, you can safely provide dummy values for these configuration parameters
Is this documented in the Admin guide?
Are you referring to the load on the agent performing the file analysis or on the Celerra, itself?
File analysis can be a resource intensive process so we recommend running it on a server with plenty of resources available and no other software competing for said resources.
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