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Determining disk space requirements – HP XP Performance Advisor Software User Manual

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RUNJAVA="/opt/sanmgr/jre/bin/java -DHAGT=1

-Djava.net.preferlPv4Stack=true"
to
RUNJAVA="/opt/sanmgr/jre/bin/java -DHAGT=1

-Djava.net.preferlPv4Stack=true -Xms100M -Xmx256M"

For the host agent on Windows hosts

To increase the maximum number of LDEVs for the host agent on a Windows host, complete the following

steps:

1.

Open the file: \Program Files\Hewlett-Packard\san-

mgr\hostagent\ config\hostagentService.cfg

2.

Edit the following line: JAVA_OPTIONS="Djava.security.policy=config/sec.policy

-Djava.library.path=lib-Djava.class.path=classes;classes/

jcore.jar;classes/hostagent.jar;../cssi/Logging/classes/cssilog.jar"
to
JAVA_OPTIONS="Djava.security.policy=config/sec.policy

-Djava.library.path=lib -Djava.class.path=classes;classes/

jcore.jar;classes/hostagent.jar;../cssi/Logging/classes/cssilog.jar

-Xms100M -Xmx256M"

Determining disk space requirements

Use the following formulae to determine the disk space requirements for PA XP, based on the number of

arrays, total LDEVs, collection period, and quantity of performance data:
Free Space = Total required free disk space in MB
History Length = The length of the performance data history in days
Luns = The total number of LUNs of the system (include all hosts)
Collection Period = Collection period in minutes
Free Space = 1.65 + ((0.000165) * Luns * (History Length * 24) * (60/Collection))
History Length = (Free Space - 1.65)/((0.000165) * Luns * 24 * (60/Collection))
Collection Period = ((0.000165) * Luns * (History Length * 24) * 60)/(Free Space - 1.65)

Table 20

helps you determine the disk space requirement.

Table 20 Determining disk space requirements

Free Disk (MB)

History Length (Days)

LUNs

Collection Period

(Minutes)

2014

127

4000

60

2026

365

1400

60

889

28

4000

30

2026

356

350

15

1475

31

1000

05

1998

28

300

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Components of the Data Collection Configuration screen

Table 21

lists the components that appear on the Data Collection Configuration screen. Use these

components to configure a command device to collect data.

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Data Collection Configuration