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raidar
Report LDEV activity
Description
The raidar command reports the I/O activity of a port, target or LUN over
a specified time interval. It will report any early termination via CNTL-C.
This command can be used regardless of the RM instance configuration
definitions.
I/O activity of an S-VOL that is part of an active CA pair (a pair that is in
the COPY or PAIR state) shows internal I/O used to maintain the pair as
well as user I/O. For BC, only host I/Os are reported on the P-VOL.
For CA, the I/O activity reported for an S-VOL in either COPY or PAIR
state reflects the total, not just host based, activity of the volume.
For BC, only the host based I/O activity is reported.
If the volume state changes from S-VOL (COPY or PAIR) to SMPL during
the monitoring period, the activity number may be based on some internal
and some host I/Os.
Syntax
raidar –h
raidar { -h | –p port targ lun [ mun ] | –pd raw_device | -q
| –s [interval] [count] | –z | –zx }
Arguments
–h Displays Help/Usage and version information.
–p Specifies a device location of the disk array for a disk
array activity. This argument can be used more than
once to monitor more than one device. It is only
possible to monitor 16 devices at once.
port Specifies the name of a port to be reported by selecting
it from CL1-A to CL1-R (excluding CL1-I and CL1-O),
or CL2-A to CL2-R (excluding CL2-I and CL2-O).
For the XP1024, the expanded ports CL3-A up to
CL3-R, or CL4-A up to CL4-R can also be selected.