01-24-2013 06:20 AM
Hello,
Or asked differently: When vxstat gives me data like
[root:/]# vxstat OPERATIONS BLOCKS AVG TIME(ms) TYP NAME READ WRITE READ WRITE READ WRITE vol export 3423282 38233203 159756362 400100767 5.6 25.4 vol rootvol 8105850 30419736 73677793 65981077 2.8 36.8 vol swapvol 2636206 340972 42179296 55502576 7.4 5597.9 vol var 5190036 12921735 116372454 126819449 5.9 14.1
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01-28-2013 01:26 AM
Hi,
As you mention, the vxstat counters are accumulative since the last reset: either a reboot or a manually reset using vxstat -g DG_NAME -r (needs a disk group).
If a manual reset has been invoked, then the command should show up in the command logs: /etc/vx/log/cmdlog, a long with the time
cheers
tony
01-28-2013 01:26 AM
Hi,
As you mention, the vxstat counters are accumulative since the last reset: either a reboot or a manually reset using vxstat -g DG_NAME -r (needs a disk group).
If a manual reset has been invoked, then the command should show up in the command logs: /etc/vx/log/cmdlog, a long with the time
cheers
tony