HP XC System 3.x Software - Manual (Page 81)

Viewing xclus and xcxclus Displays
Figure 7-1 shows an xclus display for four Itanium systems. To view an xclus display with
AMD Opteron systems, see Figure 1-1 (page 21) .
Figure 7-1 xclus Display for Itanium Systems
Each icon shows data for one node. By default, xclus or xcxclus displays one icon for each
node if it is monitoring fewer than 64 nodes; otherwise each icon represents a group of nodes
with similar performance statistics, as described in
“Viewing Grouped Nodes” (page 92) .
Each node icon has rectangle and arrow subareas for different system statistics. Most statistics
are utilization statistics, shown as a percentage of the total resource utilization. The subareas are
color coded according to the value of the current statistic, and are updated once a second by
default. The key for the color coding is at the bottom of the window.
By default, xclus displays enhanced (processor-dependent) information and the icons and
statistics shown in each subarea vary according to the type of processor monitored. By default,
xcxclus
displays generic (processor-independent) information that is the same for all node
types. The statistics for the different node displays are described in “Viewing xclus (Enhanced)
Itanium Icons” (page 82) , “Viewing xclus (Enhanced) Single-Core and Dual-Core AMD Opteron
Node Icons” (page 83) , “Viewing xclus(Enhanced) Native Quad-Core AMD Opteron Node
Icons” (page 84) , and “Viewing xcxclus (Generic) Node Icons” (page 85) .
The following subsections describe how to perform the following tasks:
•
“Viewing xclus (Enhanced) Itanium Icons” (page 82)
• “Viewing xclus (Enhanced) Single-Core and Dual-Core AMD Opteron Node Icons”
(page 83)
• “Viewing xclus(Enhanced) Native Quad-Core AMD Opteron Node Icons” (page 84)
• “Viewing xcxclus (Generic) Node Icons” (page 85)
• “Showing Statistic Names and Descriptions” (page 86)
• “Showing Bandwidth or Utilization Rates” (page 86)
• “Showing HyperTransport Data Statistics or Data and Control Statistics” (page 86)
• “Changing the Refresh Rate” (page 86)
• “Hiding Statistic Values” (page 86)
• “Suspending the Display” (page 86)
• “Modifying the Display Size and Layout” (page 86)
• “Using Enhanced (xclus) Menu Options” (page 87)
• “Using Generic (xcxclus) Menu Options” (page 87)
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