HP XP P9000 Performance Advisor Software v6.0 User Guide

IMPORTANT: The RmLib Version displays zero if the configuration data is collected through the
outband mode.
Volume Information
The following table provides a summary of all the components for the selected XP or the P9000
disk array.
The total number of LDEVs created from RAID groups.Physical LDEVs
The total number of Ports available from the installed CHAs.Ports
The number of LDEVs that have one or more associated
paths (host connectivity). This is an aggregate of the
LUNs
following: Physical LDEVs with paths plus the virtual volumes
with paths plus the total number of LDEVs in LUSE that has
an associated path.
The total number of LDEVs configured in an LUSE.LUSE
Total number of Raid groups defined on the XP or the
P9000 disk array.
RAID Groups
The total number of external volumes associated with an
XP or a P9000 disk array.
External VOLs
The total number of physical LDEVs configured as the
continuous access journal volumes.
Continuous Access JNL Vols
The total number of ThP virtual volumes defined on an XP
or a P9000 disk array.
THP VVOLs
The total number of distinct snapshot VVols that are
associated with one or more host port(s).
SnapShot VVOLs
The total installed capacity of an XP or a P9000 disk array.
It does not refer to the array usable capacity. For each
Raw Capacity
RAID group, the raw capacity is calculated as follows:
(number of disks that belong to a particular RAID type *
size of the disks).
NOTE: If there are unprocessed RAID groups (those
without LDEVs) and you see a difference between the actual
internal raw disk capacity and the value displayed in HP
XP P9000 Performance Advisor, HP recommends that you
use outband mode of configuration data collection to get
the accurate data.
The total number of physical LDEVs configured as pool
volumes.
NOTE: Displayed only for the P9000 disk arrays.
Smart VVols
Related Topics
• “Viewing performance summary” (page 174)
• “Advisory on CLPR utilization” (page 182)
• “Viewing CHIP/CHA data” (page 182)
• “Viewing ACP/DKA data” (page 186)
• “Viewing MP blade utilization for P9000 disk arrays” (page 190)
• “Viewing Smart and ThP pools data for P9000 disk arrays” (page 194)
• “Utilization Summary” (page 180)
Viewing XP and P9000 disk array summary 179