Open System Services Management and Operations Guide (G06.30+, H06.08+, J06.03+)

To display resource usages and limits, use the following name and value combinations for param:
RTYPE paramvalue
The paramvalue specifies the OSS FS resource type. Keywords are used for paramvalue to
designate a single resource or a group of related resources. For lists of single resource keywords
see “Single OSS File System Resources for RTYPE paramname” (page 323). For lists of group
resources keywords, see “Group OSS File System Resources for RTYPE paramname” (page 323).
In the following example, the SCF STATUS SERVER command is used to display the ALL_OPENS
resource.
Example 6 Displaying the ALL_OPENS OSS File System Resource Usages and Limits in SCF
> STATUS SERVER $ZPMON.#ZRA01, DETAIL, RTYPE ALL_OPENS
OSS Detailed Status SERVER \MEASYOS.#ZRA01
State.................. STARTED
StartTime.............. 23 Apr 2012, 22:57:27.480
LastError.............. 0
ErrorDetail............ 0
ErrorTime.............. 23 Apr 2012, 22:57:27.480
WarningThreshold....... 85%
SafeThreshold.......... 65%
WarningInterval........ 60 minutes
HoldOffPeriod.......... 2 minutes
ResourceName........... ALL_OPENS
ResourceLimit........ 128000
CurrentUsage......... 0 (0% of ALL_OPENS)
PeakUsage............ 21 (0% of ALL_OPENS)
PeakUsageTime........ 24 Apr 2012, 0:48:03.741
FailureCount......... 0
LastFailureTime......
ResetTime............ 23 Apr 2012, 22:55:08.566
>
In this example, the SCF command displays the ALL_OPENS resource information that is provided
by the resource agent server running on processor 1.
For more information and examples of the STATUS SERVER command in SCF, see the DETAIL
option in “STATUS SERVER Command” (page 322).
Using Measure to View OSS File System Resources
You can view OSS FS resource usages and limits with the HP NonStop Measure performance
monitor. Measure provides OSS FS resource-monitoring information with the OSSCPU entity. For
details on using Measure to view OSS FS resource usages and limits, see the Measure Reference
Manual.
Configuring the FILESET INODES Resource
The inodes limit for a mounted fileset can be dynamically changed in SCF by modifying the FILESET
MAXINODES attribute. You can specify a FILESET MAXINODES value in the range of
100,000–2,200,000; however, HP recommends that you specify a value less than or equal to
1,000,000. The default MAXINODES value when creating a fileset is 500,000.
You can view a fileset's inodes limit (MAXINODES value) with the following SCF commands:
> ASSUME $ZPMON
> STATUS FILESET filesetname, DETAIL
In the following example, the inodes limit for the root fileset is dynamically changed to 650,000
in SCF.
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