Release Notes

7 Analyzing Dell PS Series Storage with SAN Headquarters | TR1050
Analysis
Determine how the group is performing, relative to a typical I/O workload of small, random I/O operations.
This information helps determine if a group has reached its full capabilities, or whether the group workload
can be increased without impacting performance.
Allocate group resources more effectively by identifying underutilized resources.
Apply different RAID policies for a group, pool, or member to analyze the performance benefits and determine
the reliability of your current RAID policy.
View the percentage of all TCP segment packets sent by the member port.
Visualize synchronous replication volumes and NAS volumes.
Visualize data for groups configured for snapshot and replication compression.
Visualize storage pools with storage containers comprising one or more VMware® vSphere® Virtual Volumes™
(vVols) mapped to a virtual machine (VM). For each vVol, list the connected vVols, identify the vVol type, and
report capacity information and I/O performance.
Show detailed space borrowing statistics including volume snapshots borrowing from replica reserve and
delegated space; and replicas borrowing from other from other replica reserves, delegated space, and
snapshot reserve.
Preserve group performance data for later analysis by creating archives.
Create customized reports of group performance data.
Export performance data to a spreadsheet.
Notification
Set and display threshold criteria for performance and capacity alerts.
Quickly be informed of hardware, capacity, and performance-related problems.
View events, audits, and group alerts.
Receive email notification of alerts.
Support
Deploy Dell SupportAssist for diagnostic data collection on a weekly basis, on-demand as needed, or when
critical events occur. Diagnostic data collections are automatically uploaded to Dell Support for analysis; if you
disable automatic uploads, the data is encrypted and stored locally.
SAN HQ does not disrupt access to group storage or degrade performance on the hosts or groups.