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vijaysaini

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August 27th, 2013 02:00

LUN IO stats issue??

Hi All,

I would like to get the IO stats(i.e. Read Requests, Write Requests, Blocks read, Blocks written) with naviseccli. I am able to extract the IO stats for thinlun but not for pool LUN's. Can anyone help me to extract the IO stats.

I have tried below mentioned commands

1: getlun

2: thinlun -list

3: lun -list -isThinLun -PoolLun

Please find the command outputs as an attachment. I am not getting the IO stats of "shared07" LUN in "getlun" command output. Can anyone help me with command that extract the IO stats "shared07".

Note: "shared07" is a PoolLUN in my storage system.

Thanks in advance.

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  • 919

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    Posted August 27th, 2013 03:00

    Can anyone help me in extracting the IO stats of Pool LUN?

    LOGICAL UNIT NUMBER 1027

    Name:  Shared07

    UID:  60:06:01:60:AD:F0:28:00:74:23:BF:74:47:41:E1:11

    Current Owner:  SP A

    Default Owner:  SP A

    Allocation Owner:  SP A

    User Capacity (Blocks):  2147483648

    User Capacity (GBs):  1024.000

    Consumed Capacity (Blocks):  2191657600

    Consumed Capacity (GBs):  1045.064

    Pool Name:  Silver

    Raid Type:  r_5

    Offset:  0

    Auto-Assign Enabled:  DISABLED

    Auto-Trespass Enabled:  DISABLED

    Current State:  Ready

    Status:  OK(0x0)

    Is Faulted:  false

    Is Transitioning:  false

    Current Operation:  None

    Current Operation State:  N/A

    Current Operation Status:  N/A

    Current Operation Percent Completed:  0

    Is Pool LUN:  Yes

    Is Thin LUN:  No

    Is Private:  No

    Is Compressed:  No

    Initial Tier:  Optimize Pool

    Tier Distribution:

    FC:  55.20%

    SATA:  44.80%

  • o17Uu33DCF12520

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    Posted August 27th, 2013 19:00

    thinlun command only works for thin LUN, so I give you this:

    command:

    lun -list -l <lunnumber >-perfData

    getall -lun

    e.g.

    lun -list -l 1027 -perfData

    Please mark my answer as "correct/helpful answer" if it helps.

  • Roger_Wu

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    Posted August 27th, 2013 23:00

    "lun -list perfData" works:

    lun_state.png

  • 919

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    Posted August 28th, 2013 00:00

    It works guys... Thanks for your help

  • o17Uu33DCF12520

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    Posted August 28th, 2013 00:00

    vijaysaini

    Please mark my answer as "correct/helpful answer" if it helps.

  • 919

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    Posted September 5th, 2013 01:00

    The below command give me the IOPS

    lun -list -l <lunnumber >-perfData


    However, I would also like to get the Total Hard/Soft Errors. Can anyone let me know which command return those attribute values.


  • AnkitMehta

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    Posted September 5th, 2013 06:00

    naviseccli -h getdisk x_x_x -sr -sw (where x_x_x refer to Bus_Encl_Disk number)

    For More information, refer to http://corpusweb130.emc.com/upd_prod_VNX/UPDFinalPDF/jp/Command_Reference_for_Block.pdf

    Page Number: 175.

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    Posted September 9th, 2013 22:00

    Thanks for your quick and helpful responses.

    Can you please let me know which statement is true

    1: Hard/Soft Error are attribute of disk?

    2:Hard/Soft Error are attribute of Lun?

    In my application, Hard/Soft errors are displayed under lun section. However, as per my current understanding, Hard/Soft error should be displayed under disk as they are properties of physical storage.

    Looking forward for clarity on above.

    Thanks in advance.

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    Posted September 9th, 2013 23:00

    Just to Add

    In some of the disk, i can see lun id's but also see lun: unbound

    Example : 1

    Bus 0 Enclosure 0  Disk 1

    Vendor Id:               SEAGATE

    Product Id:              STE60005 CLAR600

    Product Revision:        ES0F

    Lun:                     0 1 2 3

    Example 2:

    Bus 1 Enclosure 3  Disk 14

    Vendor Id:               SEAGATE

    Product Id:              STE60005 CLAR600

    Product Revision:        ES0F

    Lun:                     Unbound

  • kelleg

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    Posted September 20th, 2013 14:00

    Hard/Soft errors are normally disk conditons.

    Unbound means the disk is not part of a raid group.

    Was your question answered correctly? If so, please remember to mark your question Answered when you get the correct answer and award points to the person providing the answer. This helps others searching for a similar issue.

    glen