HP 3PAR System Reporter Software - Manual (Page 193)

esx-sysrpt esx-fc-r1 384 - 112128 - - -
esx-sysrpt esx-ssd-r1 128 - 7680 - - -
esx-sqa esx-fc-r1 384 - 44544 - - -
esx-sqa esx-ssd-r1 128 - 1536 - - -
esx-sw esx-fc-r1 224 - 249088 - - -
esx-sw esx-ssd-r1 288 - 16512 - - -
esx-rdm-mysqlserver esx-fc-r1 384 1024 44032 - - -
esx-rdm-mysqlserver esx-ssd-r1 128 - - - - -
esx-rdm-dev-oracle esx-fc-r1 384 1024 78848 - - -
esx-rdm-dev-oracle esx-ssd-r1 128 - 7168 - - -
esx-rdm-sysreporterfield esx-fc-r1 320 - 470400 - - -
esx-rdm-sysreporterfield esx-ssd-r1 448 - 896 - - -
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8 - 4352 2048 1243776 0 0 0
498 cli%
The columns have the following meanings:
•
Name -- The VV name.
•
CPG -- The CPG name.
•
Adm -- There are two columns with this name. The first is the Adm (administration meta data)
space in MiB, the second is the new Adm space in MiB. The new space is usually empty unless
there are regions currently being moved. While it is being moved from one CPG (tier) to
another, a region occupies space in both source and destination (new) CPGs. Once the region
movement is complete, the space is no longer shown in the New column.
•
Snp --The snapshot copy on write space in MiB. For the same reasons as the Adm spaces
above, there is an additional Snp column for new space.
•
Usr -- The user space in MiB. For the same reasons as the Adm spaces above, there is an
additional Usr column for new space.
The showvvcpg CLI extension 193