#Hp p2000 g3 firmware how to

But seeing as this is a 1.0 product my guess is that the pretty stuff will follow in later version. This is simply a point in time snapshot of what the box is doing displayed in a table format. It should be noted that this is not a tool that will put together a pretty grab of the stats over time. This tab allows you to select the array on the left that you want to grab the stats for, and then on the right you can select вЂњGrab nowвЂќ or look at the stats that have been gathered over time.

#Hp p2000 g3 firmware how to

Using the tool was very easy, after a quick simple install you tell it how to discover your array and it adds it to a list:ДЄfter adding the array to the list you can switch over to the performance tab and see what I would consider the вЂњmainвЂќ interface. Information collected for each array is stored in comma-separated values (CSV) files, for easy export and use with third-party tools. Using the collection of data, you can graph the performance data against different metrics, such as I/O per second and CPU load. Data is collected for array host ports, controllers, vdisks, volumes, and drives. After discovering arrays in either the local subnet or specified IP address range, you can use the Performance Tool to do the following: Obtain a snapshot (sample) of current configuration information and statistics for a specific array, Collect performance data in specified, regular intervals for an array.

HP P2000 MSA Performance Tool simplifies the monitoring of performance across multiple HP P2000 G3 MSA arrays. вЂњThis Windows Smart Component installs HP P2000 MSA Performance tool on a Windows system.

Naturally I forgot all about the firmware updates that I was looking for and quickly downloaded the tool. However the other day when I was looking around for some firmware updates for the box IвЂ™m using I found a link for a вЂњHP P2000 Performance ToolвЂќ. In fact one of my biggest complaints about the box is that there was really no way to see any stats on the box unless you logged in to the console (or through ssh) and ran some commands. One thing that the standard HP P2000 web interface does not touch at all is performance stats.