I found this request "SELECT DiskPerTapeReadBytesPerSec, DiskPerTapeWriteBytesPerSec, Frequency_PerfTime, Name, Timestamp_PerfTime FROM Win32_PerfRawData_TapePerf_NetBackupDiskPerTape" on one of the old forums, but as far as I understand it does not work at this time.Having looked through all the documentation I did not find at the remembrance of thisI would like to understand how you get data about tape lib for example for veritas NetBacup OpsCenter.Whether is possible to get this information from command line? Thanks =)

You'll not find any command line to give you this information. You could look in the bptm logs for the performance but you'll need to do some scripting to pull out the drive and performance and then add it all up or average it or something.As for OpsCenter, I've not seen that table before. Can you check if there is anything in it allselect * from Win32_PerfRawData_TapePerf_NetBackupDiskPerTape

Maxim_k wrote: I'm looking at the directory and do not see this log(screen in attachment file).On your site I read that this is an outdated method.(https://www.veritas.com/content/support/en_US/doc/124075247-127137161-0/v88899061-127137161)Is there a more modern method to keep track of performance of tape drives? Why would you believe that bptm logging is outdated? Legacy does not mean outdated. It is simply the original logging method that is still in use.

This is select (select * from Win32_PerfRawData_TapePerf_NetBackupDiskPerTape) return:Number: 0x80041010Facility: WMIDescription: Invalid classcan you get this data(data in attachment) from the command line?I found utilities (tpconfig, vmoprcmd), but they do not contain the necessary information.

I'm looking at the directory and do not see this log(screen in attachment file).On your site I read that this is an outdated method.(https://www.veritas.com/content/support/en_US/doc/124075247-127137161-0/v88899061-127137161)Is there a more modern method to keep track of performance of tape drives?

Hey. can you help me or do I need to write something else?

question about how to get data about tape library on media (NetBackup)

RiaanBadenhorst
Level 6
7 years ago
You'll not find any command line to give you this information. You could look in the bptm logs for the performance but you'll need to do some scripting to pull out the drive and performance and then add it all up or average it or something.
As for OpsCenter, I've not seen that table before. Can you check if there is anything in it all
select * from Win32_PerfRawData_TapePerf_NetBackupDiskPerTape
- Maxim_k
  Level 3
  7 years ago
  This is select (select * from Win32_PerfRawData_TapePerf_NetBackupDiskPerTape) return:
  Number: 0x80041010
  Facility: WMI
  Description: Invalid class
  can you get this data(data in attachment) from the command line?
  I found utilities (tpconfig, vmoprcmd), but they do not contain the necessary information.
- Maxim_k
  Level 3
  7 years ago
  I'm looking at the directory and do not see this log(screen in attachment file).
  On your site I read that this is an outdated method.(https://www.veritas.com/content/support/en_US/doc/124075247-127137161-0/v88899061-127137161)
  Is there a more modern method to keep track of performance of tape drives?
  - Marianne
    Level 6
    7 years ago
    Maxim_k wrote:
    
    I'm looking at the directory and do not see this log(screen in attachment file).
    On your site I read that this is an outdated method.(https://www.veritas.com/content/support/en_US/doc/124075247-127137161-0/v88899061-127137161)
    Is there a more modern method to keep track of performance of tape drives?
    
    Why would you believe that bptm logging is outdated?
    
    Legacy does not mean outdated. It is simply the original logging method that is still in use.
- Maxim_k
  Level 3
  7 years ago
  Hey. can you help me or do I need to write something else?

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