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Whichever of the options you select, the Performance Current Data Viewer window opens (Figure 21 on
page 44). The window displays an empty bar chart at first, but then begins to display data based upon the
default settings for the selected report. You can select an alternate chart type from the Chart Options
section at the bottom of the window. Besides Bar Chart, you can select Line Chart or XY Line Chart.
Below the chart is a table that reports the data collected at each data collection point in the collection
interval. You can modify the collection interval in the Poll Interval field (specified in seconds), which is
near the bottom of the window.
For chart input, you can select from the following parameters, which are in the bottom pane of the window:
• Average: The data collected over the specified time period is added together, and the number of
sampling period values is divided by the added value. The sampling period value is used as the poll
interval for current monitoring. 15 minutes is used for history monitoring.
• Nth Percentile: This function needs two parameters: time period (enter a value in seconds in the
Duration field) and percentile value (enter in the Percentile field). When this function is applied, the
data plotted is the percentile value of the number of samples collected over the specified time period.
• Max Nth Percentile: This function is similar to Nth Percentile, but the sample values collected over the
specified time period are sorted in descending order, and the given Nth percentile value is calculated.
• Min Nth Percentile: This function is similar to Nth Percentile, but the sample values collected over the
specified time period are sorted in ascending order, and the given nth percentile value is calculated.
• Cumulative Data: The data plotted in the graph is the data value at any nth interval, and is the sum of
the data values collected in the previous n – 1 intervals.
• Max Value in Set: The maximum value of the data collected over the specified time period is plotted in
the graph.
• Min Value in Set: The minimum value of the data collected over the specified time period is plotted in
the graph.
• None: The raw data collected from the node is plotted as such.
To start collecting data with a new parameter, click Apply. You can start and stop polling with the Start
Polling/Stop Polling button, which is near the bottom of the window (When polling starts, the Stop Polling
button replaces the Start Polling button.)
Note: The window is divided into three panes. To give more room to the graph, click the triangular
down button located at the top left of one of the two lower panes. You can then expand the lower
panes with the triangular up button.
- Force10 Node Manager Guide 1
- New Features 3
- 4 New Features 4
- Contents 5
- Chapter 4 6
- Chapter 5 6
- List of Figures 9
- List of Tables 13
- Chapter 1 Introduction 15
- Audience 16
- Conventions 16
- Related Publications 16
- Chapter 2 Installation 17
- Node Manager Installation 18
- C-Series and E-Series Setup 25
- S-Series Setup 26
- Chapter 3 Using Node Manager 27
- Using the Menus 29
- Using Keyboard Commands 30
- Selecting Objects 30
- The System Message Bar 32
- Copying and Pasting Text 32
- Finding Help 33
- Navigating the C300 Chassis 36
- 38 Managing the C-Series 38
- The E1200 Chassis View 40
- The E600 Chassis View 41
- The E300 Chassis View 42
- 44 Managing the E-Series 44
- Managing E-Series RPMs 46
- Using RPM Show Commands 48
- Analyzing RPM Performance 51
- Configuring RPMs 52
- Shutting Down RPM Ports 53
- Telneting to an RPM 54
- Managing Line Cards 55
- Adding Logical Line Cards 59
- Deleting Logical Line Cards 60
- Managing E-Series Interfaces 61
- Configuring Interfaces 63
- Managing OSPF Areas 66
- Adding E-Series Port Channels 72
- Configuring Port Channels 74
- Shutting Down Port Channels 76
- Starting Port Channels 76
- Viewing SFM Information 77
- Checking SFM Status Visually 78
- Viewing Fan Tray Information 81
- Using Bulk Configuration 82
- Member in an S50 Stack 92
- Managing S-Series Interfaces 93
- 94 Managing the S-Series 94
- 112 Managing the S-Series 112
- Appendix A Supported Devices 113
- E300 and Line Cards 114
- S-Series Devices 115
- Appendix B Alarms 117
- See FTMS 120
- See SNMP 122
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