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Monitoring HP Enterprise Virtual Array (HP EVA)
OpStor provides monitoring and management of HP EVAs in storage area networks
Models Supported
- EVA 3000
- EVA 4000
- EVA 5000
- EVA 6000
- EVA 8000
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Features supported |
| Inventory Details |
Logical Details |
Monitors |
Report Details |
- Raid Controllers
- Raid Controller Ports
- Disk Drives
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- Storage Volume
- Storage Pool
- Interconnects Info
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- Disk Drive status
- Raid Controller status
- Raid Controller Port status
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- Capacity Summary
- Availability
- Array statistics
- Array Controller statistics
- Host Port statistics
- Physical Disks
- Physical Disk Groups
- Interconnects Info
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| Prerequisites for monitoring HP EVA Raid |
OpStor monitors HP EVA based on the Command View EVA(CV EVA) version installed in your environment i.e.,
Please check the instructions according to your Command View EVA Media Kit version. |
| A) SSSU Installation Instructions |
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| B) EVA SMI Provider Installation Instructions |
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Note : If the Ping option is disabled for the device, then please uncheck 'Ping the given IP' field.
Note : In case of non discovery of the device, please follow the troubleshooting tips displayed in the webclient and try re-adding the device. |
| C) EVA Perf Installation Instructions |
- For Performance monitoring, evaperf utility needs to be installed in the server running OpStor and included environment PATH variable.
- Ensure that, the evaperf utility installed host and the CommandView EVA running host are connected via Fibre Channel.
- Ensure that the installed EvaPerf utility is compatible with EVA firmware version.
| EVA |
EVA Firmware version |
EvaPerf Version |
EVA 3000/
EVA 5000 |
3.xx |
1.0 |
4.xx |
1.2 |
- Check that evapdcs (EVA Performance Data Collection Service) is installed along with evaperf execute the command Command : evapdcs -v
- If it prints "evapdcs is currently installed", you may check its startup status in the Windows Services menu.
This service is registered as HP EVA Performance Data Collector.
- If the status is "disabled", it indicates that it is in an improper state
- Restart the host server once and then
check whether the service is properly registered
- If the command prints "evapdcs not installed", kindly install evapdcs via the following command
Command : evapdcs -i -m
- To register the server running OpStor to the HP Command View EVA server
Command : evaperf fnh [hostname] [username] [password]
where,
hostname - CVE host name
username - CVE username
password - CVE password
- OpStor uses EVA name (known as friendly name in EVA terminology) to issue evaperf commands.
- For this the EVA name - WWN mapping needs to be registered via
Command : evaperf fn
- If the EVA Array is password protected, then EVA password needs to be registered with the respective EVA WWN using
Command : evaperf spw array_WWN array_Password
- To check if evaperf is able to fetch peformance data execute the following command from <OpStor Install Dir> directory,
Command : evaperf all -sz <EVA Name> -csv -nots
This will print all the EVA performance statistics (for Array, VDisk , Disk etc)
A sample output looks similar to one below
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CPU %,Data %,Ctlr,Serial,Node
82,81,A,V8398ADVBP2003,5065-1FD1-5021-8781
94,99,B,V8398ADVHV200D,5060-1FF1-5031-8582
- Installation details for evaperf are available in the HP StorageWorks Command View EVA installation guide.
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