NetBackup IT Analytics User Guide
- Introduction
- Understand the Portal
- Overview
- Portal access
- Portal overview
- Navigating with search
- Valid entries for search
- Search results view: Narrowing the scope
- Filtering data in management grids
- Advanced filtering
- Customizing advanced filter logic
- Saving advanced filters (Inventory)
- Advanced filtering examples
- Advanced filter operators
- Clear advanced filters
- Delete saved advanced filters
- Select columns on management pages
- Detect alerts in the inventory
- About the Inventory tab
- About the Reports tab
- Reports tab keyboard shortcuts
- Reports tab basics
- Templates, reports, and dashboards overview
- About the Alerts tab
- About the Admin tab
- Explore your inventory
- Exploring your inventory
- Inventory privileges
- Getting started with the Inventory navigator
- Hierarchy toolbar to organize your data
- Show objects
- Reset inventory defaults
- Host groups
- Use attributes to organize your data
- Use host groups to organize your data
- Create custom object lists
- Working with the inventory reports view
- Accessing inventory reports
- Choose reports to display
- Filter within available reports by category
- Pin reports - saving reports with inventory objects
- Inventory reports and the action menu
- Work with the inventory list view
- Filter the inventory list view
- Manage objects in the inventory list view
- Assign attributes in the inventory list view
- Set attribute values in the inventory list view
- Import host attribute values
- Export objects from the inventory list view
- Delete objects using the inventory list view
- Customize columns in the inventory list view
- Get acquainted with reports
- Overview
- Reports and templates
- Cloud reports and templates
- Report library
- Report orientation
- Shared reports and dashboards
- About dashboards
- Work in the Reports tab
- New badge
- About caching
- Sections in the navigation panel
- About badging
- About the action bar
- Reports tab keyboard shortcuts
- Folder types
- Report template icons
- Navigate through reports
- Generate and maintain reports
- Report Scope
- Select Report Scope
- Configure report scope with attributes
- Group hosts by attributes
- Search for hosts in the report Scope Selector
- Alert scope selector settings
- Amazon Web Services (AWS) scope selector settings
- Backup Manager scope selector settings
- Backup Manager advanced scope selector settings
- Capacity Manager scope selector settings
- Data Collection Status Details scope selector settings
- Host scope selector settings
- Ransomware Scorecard scope selector
- Solution reports scope selector settings
- System health check scope selector
- Generate reports
- Generate reports from the Cloud
- Units of Measure in Reports
- Advanced Filtering for Tabular Reports
- Customize report filter logic
- Sort columns in reports
- Refresh and set refresh intervals
- Modify Reports
- Convert tabular report to chart
- Add and remove custom header and footer to a report or dashboard
- Set or edit the drill down preference
- Access NetBackup web interface from the IT Analytics Portal
- View report statistics
- Interact with Reports
- Work with Topology
- Add a note to a Backup Job Details Report
- Use new and updated User Report Templates
- Use new and updated System Report Templates (Super User only)
- Save Reports
- Save Cloud Reports
- Delete Reports
- Distribute, share, schedule, and alert
- Export reports and dashboards
- Known Limitations for Donut Charts
- Schedule export of reports and dashboards
- Email reports and dashboards
- Schedule email of reports and dashboards
- Viewing and Managing Your Scheduled Reports
- Schedule Types
- Deleting Scheduled Reports and Dashboards
- Setting Up Alerts for Tabular Reports
- Configuring an alert
- Deleting Report-Based Alerts
- Share Reports, Dashboards, and Folders
- Working with Shared Reports
- Organize reports
- Work with dashboards
- Understand the dashboard Icons
- About Cached Reports on Dashboards
- Create new dashboards and add reports
- Add reports to an existing dashboard
- Save a dashboard with a different name
- Customize a Dashboard
- Edit the scope for a report on a dashboard
- Edit the dashboard scope
- Expand a report to full size on a dashboard
- Set the dashboard layout
- Delete a dashboard
- Remove reports from dashboards
- Create a custom report folder
- Create shortcuts to reports and templates
- Manage My Home Pages
- User Home Pages and User Group Home Pages
- Work with the dynamic template designer
- Dynamic Template Designer Overview
- Dynamic Template Designer Cheat Sheet
- Modify an Out-of-the-Box Dynamic Template
- Dynamic Template Designer Quick Start
- Quick Start Step 1: Create a Basic Table Dynamic Template
- Quick Start Step 2: Format Fields
- Quick Start Step 3: Create a Calculated Field
- Quick Start Step 4: Configure Table Column Totals
- Quick Start Step 5: Define the Scope Selector
- Quick Start Step 6: Generate a Report and View the Automatically Generated Help
- Steps to Create Dynamic Templates
- Working with Enterprise Objects and Fields
- Select an Enterprise Object
- Configure General Dynamic Template Designer Components
- Converting to a Homogeneous, Product-Specific Template
- Add Fields and Methods to a Dynamic Template
- Alias Names for Fields
- Conditions When Hidden Fields are Included by Default
- Dynamic Template Field Configuration
- Valid Formatter Patterns
- Examples of Dynamic Templates Containing Graphics Tool Tips
- Dynamic Template Drilldown Configuration
- Custom Drilldowns and Examples
- Drilldown Parameters
- Examples of Dynamic Templates Containing Drilldowns
- Using Groups in Dynamic Templates
- Add a Group to Create Separate Line Charts in a Report
- Add a Group to Create a Double Header in a Tabular Report
- Dynamic Template Function Configurations
- Examples of Dynamic Templates Containing Functions
- Create User-Defined Fields with the Field Builder
- Create Fields with the Field Builder
- Configure a Static Filter
- Filter on Date Fields
- Static Filter vs. Tabular Report Filter
- Configure the Field Sort Order
- Return Unique Results
- Dynamic Template Scope Selector Components
- Scope Selector Component - Custom Filter
- Data Domain Enterprise Object Scope Selector Components
- Host Enterprise Object Scope Selector Components
- Job Enterprise Object Scope Selector Components
- Storage Array Enterprise Object Scope Selector Components
- Customize and Export Dynamic Templates
- Export/Import Dynamic Templates Containing Custom Attributes
- Export a dynamic template that contains attributes
- Import a dynamic template that contains attributes
- Save a Dynamic Template After Edits
- Format the Dynamic Template Output
- Configure a Bar Chart Dynamic Template
- Steps to Create a Bar Chart Dynamic Template
- Bar Chart Dynamic Template: Use Case
- Bar Chart Dynamic Template Step 1: Create a Dynamic Template
- Bar Chart Dynamic Template Step 2: Configure Basic Field Functionality
- Bar Chart Dynamic Template Step 3: Configure Functions for a Field
- Bar Chart Dynamic Template Step 4: Configure Drilldowns for a Field
- Bar Chart Dynamic Template Step 5: Configure a Line Field
- Bar Chart Dynamic Template Step 6: Define the Scope Selector
- Bar Chart Dynamic Template Step 7: Save and Run the Report Template
- Examples of Bar Chart Dynamic Templates
- Configure an Area/Stacked Area Chart Dynamic Template
- Area/Stacked Area Chart Dynamic Template Step 1: Create a Dynamic Template
- Area/Stacked Area Chart Dynamic Template Step 2: Configure Basic Field Functionality
- Area/Stacked Area Chart Dynamic Template Step 3: Configure Functions for a Field
- Area/Stacked Area Chart Dynamic Template Step 4: Define the Scope Selector
- Area/Stacked Area Chart Dynamic Template Step 5: Save and Run the Report Template
- Configure a Donut Chart Dynamic Template
- Example of a Donut Chart Dynamic Template
- Configure a Horizontal Bar Chart Dynamic Template
- Example of a Horizontal Bar Chart Dynamic Template
- Configure a Horizontal Stacked Bar Chart Dynamic Template
- Example of a Horizontal Stacked Bar Chart Dynamic Template
- Configure a Line Chart Dynamic Template
- Line Charts for Performance Metrics
- Steps to Create a Line Chart Dynamic Template
- Line Chart Field Requirements
- One Object Per Line Chart, One or More Metrics Per Chart
- Multiple Objects Per Line Chart, One Metric Per Chart
- Format Line Chart Fields
- Line Chart Scope Selections
- Examples of Line Chart Dynamic Templates
- Configure a Pie Chart Dynamic Template
- Examples of Pie Chart Dynamic Templates
- Configure a Stacked Bar Chart in a Dynamic Template
- Example of a Stacked Bar Chart Dynamic Template
- Configure a Table Dynamic Template
- Examples of Tabular Dynamic Templates
- Create a Sparkline Chart in a Tabular Dynamic Template
- Configure Chart Axes
- Using Methods in Dynamic Templates
- Overview of Method Creation
- System Methods
- Stand-Alone Methods
- Viewing Methods
- Adding or Editing Methods
- Tokens for Methods
- Exception Tables for a Method's Join Clause
- Validate and Save a Method
- Delete a Method
- Troubleshooting Dynamic Templates
- Work with the SQL template designer
- SQL template designer overview
- Database Published Views
- Steps to Create SQL Templates
- Create a SQL Template
- Configure SQL Template Scope Selector Components
- Date Range
- Host Groups and Client Scope
- Array Scope Selector
- Datastore Scope Selector
- VM Servers Scope Selector
- VM Guests Scope Selector
- Custom Text Fields
- Example of Custom Text Field Configuration in a SQL Template
- Access Help for Database Views
- Static Custom Combo Box
- Example of a Combo Box Configuration in a SQL Template
- Query Custom Combo Box
- Example of a Query Custom Combo Configuration in a SQL Template
- Construct the SQL Query
- Help for Database Views
- Accessing the Published Database Views from the CLI
- Special Characters in SQL Queries
- Sample SQL Queries
- Example of a Query for Host Attributes
- Using the apt_v_server_attribute View in Queries
- Considerations for Attributes Used in SQL Template Designer Queries
- Example of a Query of Failed Backup Jobs
- Example of the SQL Custom Join Feature in a SQL Template
- Example of a Sparkline Query in a SQL Template
- Example of Sums in a SQL Template
- Example of Using a Special Character as a Literal in a SQL Query
- Configure SQL Template Scope Selector Components
- Use Functions in Queries
- Format the SQL Template Output
- Configure a Bar Chart SQL Template
- Example of a Bar Chart SQL Template: Host CPU Performance
- Configure a Line Chart SQL Template
- Configure a Donut Chart SQL Template
- Example of a Donut Chart SQL Template: NetBackup Job Size by Job Type
- Configure a Gauge Chart SQL Template
- Configure a Horizontal Bar Chart SQL Template
- Example of a Horizontal Bar Chart SQL Template: Host CPU Performance
- Configure a Horizontal Stacked Bar Chart SQL Template
- Example of a Horizontal Stacked Bar Chart SQL Template: Available/Allocated Capacity
- Configure an Area Chart SQL Template
- Example of Area Chart SQL Template: Allocated Available
- Configure a Pie Chart SQL Template
- Example of a Pie Chart SQL Template: Overall Job Status Summary
- Configure a Pivot Table SQL Template
- Example of a Pivot Table SQL Template: NetBackup Job Size
- Configure a Stacked Bar Chart SQL Template
- Example of a Stacked Bar Chart SQL Template: Host CPU Performance
- Configure a Table in the SQL Template Designer
- Save and Share Report Templates
- Advanced SQL Report Template Options
- Export/Import SQL Templates
- Pipelined functions for report query building
- About Pipelined Functions
- General Functions
- APTlistOfDates
- aptStringConcat
- collectString
- getLicenseClientDetail
- getServerAttributeValue
- getObjectAttributeValue
- getChildServerGroupContextById
- getServerGroupContextById
- secsToHoursMinSecs
- Backup Manager Functions
- APTgetJobTypeName
- APTgetTapeDriveStatusName
- getFullPathname
- listJobSummaryAfterRestart
- listJobSummaryAfterRestartNBW
- listJobSummaryAfterRestart for NetWorker Backup Jobs
- listOfBackupWindowDates
- listOfBackupWindowDates (by Backup Window ID)
- Policy Auditing Functions
- listClientChanges
- listPathnameChanges
- listPolicyChanges
- listScheduleChanges
- Capacity Functions
- listChargebackCatByVOLSDetail
- listChargebackCatByNcVolDetail
- listChargebackCatByFSDetail (for HNAS)
- listChargebackCatByFSDetail (for EMC Isilon)
- listChargebackByLUNSummary
- listChargebackByLUNDetail
- listChargebackCatByLUNSummary
- listChargebackCatByLUNDetail
- Alert configuration
- Manage hosts, backup servers, and host groups
- Manage attributes and objects
- About attributes
- Attribute example
- Host groups vs attributes
- Bulk load utilities and attributes
- System attributes
- Attribute inheritance
- Manage attributes
- Set attributes on hosts
- Add attributes
- Edit or rename attributes
- Enable granular user access using authorization attributes
- Delete attributes
- Attribute naming rules
- Examples of attributes and values
- Understanding the attribute management view
- Attribute management view (Top-Level domain)
- Attribute management view (Sub-Domain)
- Export/Import dynamic templates with custom attributes
- About object maintenance
- Product specific objects for reporting
- Maintaining objects
- Assign attributes using object maintenance
- Search for objects by type in object maintenance
- Customize library objects
- Permanently remove devices, libraries, and drives
- Provide Portal access and user privileges
- Providing user access to the portal
- Creating portal user accounts
- About user types
- Selecting user groups for users
- Working with user groups
- Creating user groups
- Assigning users to user groups
- About user privileges
- Assigning user privileges
- Setting user group privileges
- Enabling new product report templates
- Importing reports
- Enabling cloud privileges
- Granting access to template designers
- Enabling all privileges in a category
- Managing users and user groups
- Searching for users and user groups
- Editing user accounts
- Impersonating user accounts
- Setting / Resetting passwords
- Account lockout
- Managing user group home pages (Administrator)
- Removing portal users
- Deactivating user accounts
- Configure primary schedules and backup windows
- Add, edit, and move policies
- Add/Edit a Cloud Policy to share performance statistics
- Configure community performance profiling
- Add/Edit a threshold policy
- Add/Edit a capacity billing and usage policy
- Capacity Chargeback policy types
- Add/Edit a backup SLA policy
- Add/Edit a SAN Fabric Chargeback policy
- NetBackup IT Analytics Billing and Chargeback policies
- Add/Edit a Billing and Chargeback policy
- Solutions administration
- Manage and monitor data collection
- Data collection overview
- Data collection component configuration
- About data collection tasks
- Data collection installation summary
- Update the Local Hosts file for data collection
- Data Collector security and data encryption
- Manage Data Collectors and collection policies
- About validation and status
- Add/Edit Data Collectors
- Enable/Disable data collectors
- Enable and disable data collection policy schedules
- Review collectors and collection status
- Deleting a data collector
- Upgrade Data Collectors
- Monitoring data collection status
- Organize the collection status view
- Quick Filters
- View data collection status
- Troubleshoot data collection status
- Use reports to monitor data collection status
- Work with Capacity Manager host data collection
- Understand the host data collection process
- Host resources prerequisites and configurations
- Host Access Privileges, Sudo Commands, Ports, and WMI Proxy Requirements
- Host access requirements
- Command path verification
- Host discovery and collection configuration steps
- Host discovery and collection setup overview
- Host discovery and collection maintenance overview
- Before discovering hosts
- Configure/Search
- Manage credentials
- Manage WMI Proxy
- Manage paths
- Manage access control
- Host management
- Configure host discovery policies to populate the host discovery and collection view
- Execute and monitor host discovery
- Discovery processes
- Validate host connectivity
- Show errors
- Filter the host discovery and collection window - Hide/Unhide, remove
- Search and export in host discovery and collection
- Export in host discovery and collection
- Configure and edit host probes
- Propagate probe settings: Copy probes, paste probes
- Discovery policies for Veritas NetBackup
- View and manage system notifications
- Customize with advanced parameters
- Overview of advanced parameters
- Use cases for advanced parameters
- Adding an advanced parameter
- Access control advanced parameters
- General Data Collection advanced parameters
- DC_START_CONNECT_RETRIES
- COMMAND_TIMEOUT
- DATARCVR_READ_TIMEOUT
- LOGGING_LEVEL
- METACOLLECTOR_MAX_THREADS
- METACOLLECTOR_MIN_THREADS
- PATH_CONTROL_PARAM
- SSH_ALTERNATE_PKG_USE
- SSH_CHANNEL_WAIT_TIME
- SSH_CIPHERS
- SSH_DEBUG
- SSH_PORT
- STDOUT_ERROR
- STDOUT_FILTER_LIST
- THREAD_IDLE_TIMEOUT
- WMI_PROXY_VERSION_TIMEOUT
- HISTORIC_TIME_INTERVAL_HOURS
- Cloud data collection advanced parameters
- Host discovery and collection advanced parameters
- Backup Manager advanced parameters
- COMMVAULT_OLDEST_JOB_HOURS
- MMINFO_MOVE_BACKWARD_MIN
- NBU_AUDIT_LOOKBACK_DAYS
- NBU_DUP_JOB_PARTIAL_STATUS_OVERRIDE
- NO_AVAMAR_CLI
- RMAN_BACKUP_LOOKBACK_DAYS
- RMAN_BACKUP_LOOKBACK_OVERRIDE
- SUPPRESS_KERBEROS_PROMPT
- USE_ALT_NBU_INCL_EXCL
- USE_NTML_V2
- VEEAM_BACKUP_LOOKBACK_DAYS
- VEEAM_BACKUP_LOOKBACK_DAYS_OVERRIDE
- Capacity Manager advanced parameters
- File Analytics advanced parameters
- Virtualization Manager advanced parameters
- Manage your Portal environment
- Manage ransomware scorecard
- Analyze files
- Troubleshoot the Portal
- Support tools
- Requesting a support package
- File selector wildcards
- Retrieving log files
- Archiving script
- Debug
- Login errors
- Add notes to failed jobs
- Host name processing - Filters and aliases
- Change the Portal server's IP address
- Changing the port for Portal server communication
- Determine report rendering statistics
- Clearing the inventory and report cache
- Troubleshoot Oracle performance issues in NetBackup IT Analytics
- Troubleshoot test connection locale issue
- Attribute inheritance overrides
- Understanding report data caching
System Methods
The following methods are packaged with the system, for use in the Dynamic Template Designer.
System Method | Vendor Product | Description |
|---|---|---|
Methods: Job Enterprise Object | ||
Backup Window | All Supported Backup Products | Returns the start and finish dates in a backup window. |
Client Last Backup Job Info | All Supported Backup Products | Returns the finish date and the corresponding job IDs of the most recent full or incremental backup jobs that are in a successful or partial state. The data returned is per client. This is a stand-alone function and cannot be used in combination with other objects or functions. |
CommVault Backup Copy Info | CommVault Simpana | Returns the minimum Backup Copy Identifier for a given CommVault Simpana job. |
Commvault Job Attempts | CommVault Simpana | Returns Simpana backup jobs and try count for a client list for CommVault Simpana jobs. |
CommVault Running and Queued Job Count | CommVault Simpana | Returns the count of CommVault Simpana backup jobs that are in the running state in the last 90 days. The counts returned are per server. |
Data Domain Last Backup Job Info | Data Domain | Returns the details for Data Domain backup jobs. The data returned is per client and logical storage unit. |
Disk and Tape Usage Summary | All Supported Backup Products | For the most recent successful or partial job, this method returns the finish date, corresponding job ID, number of kilobytes saved in tape media, number of kilobytes saved in disk media, number of files saved in tape media and number of files saved in disk media. The data returned is per server, client, product type and job type. |
Failed Backup Job Detail | All Supported Backup Products | For the failed backup jobs within the selected, required time period, this method returns the following data on a per-client basis: client ID, along with its corresponding job ID, the count of failed backups, and the date of the last failed backup job. |
Failed Full Backup Job Detail | All Supported Backup Products | For the failed full backup jobs within the selected, required time period, this method returns the following data on a per-client basis: client ID, along with its corresponding job ID, the count of failed full backups and the last failed full backup date. |
HP DP Session Tape Media List | HP Data Protector | For any HP Data Protector (HP DP) session, this method returns a comma-separated list of the tape media associated with the job. The data will be returned in the following format: id1,name1|id2|name2. The IDs can be used for report drilldowns. |
Job Tape Media List | All Supported Backup Products | For any successful or partial job, this method returns a comma-separated list of the tape media associated with the job. This method returns the tape media list if the job's status is success or warning. |
NetBackup Job Error Msg | Veritas NetBackup | Relevant only for NetBackup. It returns the error message if either the job or its parent job is in an error state. |
NetBackup Job Tape Media List | Veritas NetBackup | Relevant only for NetBackup. For any successful or partial NetBackup job, this method returns a comma-separated list of the tape media associated with the job. This method returns the tape media list if the job or its parent job's status is success or warning. |
NetBackup Running and Queued Job Count | Veritas NetBackup | Relevant only for NetBackup. The method returns the number of jobs that are in the running state and the number of jobs in the queued state. The counts returned are per backup server. |
NetBackup Running Job Info | Veritas NetBackup | Relevant only for NetBackup. The method returns a value of 1 if a NetBackup job is long-running, slow-running, or stalled, based on the policies that are configured for a host group. |
NetWorker Running Job Count | EMC NetWorker | Relevant only for EMC NetWorker. The method returns the number of backup jobs in a running state. The data returned is per NetWorker server. |
NetWorker Running Job Info | EMC NetWorker | Relevant only for EMC NetWorker. The method returns a value of 1 if a NetWorker job is long-running, slow-running, or stalled, based on the policies that are configured for a host group. |
Restore Successful Job Detail | All Supported Backup Products | For successful restore jobs within the selected, required time period, this method returns the following data on a per-client basis: client ID, along with its corresponding job ID, the count of successful restore jobs, the number of files restored, and the last successful restore date. |
Successful Backup Job Detail | All Supported Backup Products | For the successful full and partial backup jobs within the selected, required time period, this method returns the following data on a per-client basis: client ID along with its corresponding job ID, the count of the number of successful backups, the last successful backup date, amount of data (in MB) saved to tape media, and the amount of data (in MB) saved to disk media. |
Successful Full Backup Job Detail | All Supported Backup Products | For the successful full backup jobs within the selected, required time period, this method returns the following data on a per-client basis: client ID along with its corresponding job ID, the count of the number of successful full backups, the last successful full backup date, amount of data (in MB) saved to tape media, and the amount of data (in MB) saved to disk media. |
Methods: Data Domain Enterprise Object | ||
Data Domain Filesystem Capacity | Data Domain | This method returns total and used filesystem capacities at the Data Domain system level. Requirement: When using this method in a template, the Scope Selector must have the Filesystem Names component selected. |
Data Domain Raw Capacity | Data Domain | Returns raw capacities at the Data Domain system level. Use this method to include the total raw capacity in a report template. |
Data Domain Tape Capacity | Data Domain | Returns tape capacities at the Data Domain system level. Use this method in a report template to display the total tape capacity, as well as the total used tape capacity. |
Data Domain VTL Count | Data Domain | Returns the number of virtual tape libraries (VTLs) at the Data Domain system level. Use this method to include a VTL count in a Data Domain report template. |
Methods: Array Enterprise Object | ||
Array Site Disk Info | IBM | Relevant only for IBM Arrays. For each Array Site, the method returns aggregated information from the physical disk. |
Data Mover CPU and Memory Usage | EMC VNX (Celerra) | Returns data only for EMC VNX (Celerra) arrays: Peak CPU Usage Percentage and Peak Memory Usage Percentage for the Movers for the specified arrays. |
LUN Array Group List | All Arrays | Returns a comma-separated Array Group list for each logical unit. |
LUN Array Port WWN List | All Arrays | Returns a comma-separated Array Port WWN list of all logical units. |
Top 10 Tiers Chargeback Capacity | All Arrays | Lists the chargeback capacity per array in kilobytes and the policy name for the top 10 chargeback policies defined in the system. |
Methods: Host Enterprise Object | ||
Analytics Host Summary | File Analytics | Lists a capacity summary for hosts from which file data has been collected. Use this method to get an overview of how devices and volumes are being used, including an indicator of how much is duplicated. |
Methods: Host Enterprise Object | ||
VM CPU Performance Detail | This method returns details about VM CPU Performance, based on the time period or dates selected in the report's scope selector. The VM CPU Performance Summary enables a Storage Administrator to have an at-a-glance look at CPU I/O performance statistics. | |
VM Disk Performance Detail | This method returns details about VM Disk Performance, based on the time period or dates selected in the report's scope selector. The VM Disk Performance details enable a Storage Administrator to have an at-a-glance look at I/O performance statistics for disks. | |
VM Guest Detail | This method returns details about VM Guests. Use this report to find the largest Virtual Machines. This report lists virtual guests/hosts with usage and status information. NOTE: VMTools must be installed to enable collection of the IP address, Host name, mount points, and guest operating system of the VM. | |
VM Memory Performance Detail | This method returns details about VM Memory Performance, based on the time period or dates selected in the report's scope selector. The VM Memory Performance Summary enables a Storage Administrator to have an at-a-glance look at memory I/O performance statistics, | |
VM Server Detail | Use this report to view the list of Virtual Machine Servers, with access to reports that provide details to help you determine what is using the space on a datastore. This report lists ESX servers, one line item for each physical server, with usage and status information. | |
Methods: Host Enterprise Object | ||
Host Zones and Hops Details | Returns the total number of zones and hops for each host within a fabric. | |
Switch and Fabric Name List Details | Returns a comma-separated list of the switch and fabric names associated with a host. | |
Methods: Host Enterprise Object | ||
Filesystem Summary | Use this method to list file system capacity and the most/least used file systems. | |
Hosts At Risk Details | Identifies hosts that require your immediate attention. Hosts at risk are determined by evaluating current and projected usage. | |
Host Utilization Details | Use this method to get an overview of host utilization to determine if there is contention for storage. | |
Over Provisioned Host Details | This method returns details about over-provisioned hosts, based on the time period or dates selected in the report's scope selector. | |