Apple Xsan 1.4 - Manual (Page 137)

Chapter 6 Monitoring SAN Status 137
3 Choose the type of data you want to graph from the Show pop-up menu and choose a
computer from the On pop-up menu. Use the slider at the bottom of the window to
adjust the time period displayed in the graph.
To turn off mathematical smoothing of the graphs and see only data points, choose
Xsan Admin > Preferences and disable “Smooth graphs under 12 hours.”
Viewing File System CPU and Memory Utilization
You can use Xsan Admin to view graphs of the CPU and memory used by the file
system (fsm) process controlling a particular volume on a controller.
To view a volume’s process resource utilization:
1 Open Xsan Admin and connect to the controller.
2 Select the volume in the SAN Components list and click Graphs.
3 Choose the type of data you want to graph from the Show pop-up menu and choose a
computer from the On pop-up menu. Use the slider at the bottom of the window to
adjust the time period displayed in the graph.
To turn off the mathematical smoothing of the graphs and see measured data points
only, choose Xsan Admin > Preferences and disable “Smooth graphs under 12 hours.”
From the Command Line
You can also check the file system process current CPU and memory utilization by
using the top command in Terminal to check the process named fsm .