ASAP Migration Guide for NSX and OMF Users

ASAP Examples
ASAP Migration Guide for NSX and OMF Users—520627-001
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Monitoring Disk
4. Review the list of domains:
+ MONITOR DISK
Disk \Chicago
On - $Data
On - $System
On - $Tools
5. Commit the changes, then see results at the next sample
+ COMMIT
6. Set global objectives, EMS event only for Qlen:
+ RANK DISK, FULL < 70, FULL > 10, BUSY < 40, QLEN < 1 INFO
7. Set a specific objective on the FULL attribute for $System, generate a critical EMS
event when the objective is not met, and do not repeat the event:
+ RANK DISK $SYSTEM, FULL < 80 CRITICAL
8. Specify $DATA primary CPU = 1, otherwise generate a critical EMS event:
+ RANK DISK $DATA, CPU=1 Critical
9. Specify "P"rimary controller path = "P"rimary, otherwise generate an event:
+ RANK DISK $DATA, P="P" Critical
10. Specify "M"irror controller path = "B"ackup, otherwise generate an event:
+ RANK DISK $DATA, M=”B” Critical
11. Display currently configured objectives in the ObjectivesDB of the local node:
+ RANK DISK
Disk \Chicago
Full > 10
Full < 70
Busy < 40
Qlen < 1 Info
$Data
P = P Critical
M = B Critical
Cpu = 1 Critical
$System
Full < 80 Critical
12. Commit the changes, and see results at the next sample:
+ COMMIT
13. List the attributes of the DISK entity:
+ SHOW DISK
You can set objectives on any attribute with a state pair; for example, Full, Requests,
Busy, Write, Read, and so on.