determining write/read throughput - Veritas Net Backup
This is a discussion on determining write/read throughput - Veritas Net Backup ; Is there any combination of command line tools that will help me to
determine bytes/sec written (or read for that matter)? I can eyeball
elapsed time and bytes written in the activity monitor, but I'd like to
be able to ...
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determining write/read throughput
Is there any combination of command line tools that will help me to
determine bytes/sec written (or read for that matter)? I can eyeball
elapsed time and bytes written in the activity monitor, but I'd like to
be able to script it.
Thanks.
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Lance M. Tost, UNIX Administrator
ltost@befree.com
Tip of the moment:
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Re: determining write/read throughput
There are a couple of places to find this information. First, check out the
"All Log Entries" on the reports menu in xbpadm. The other option is cumbersome.
Goto /usr/openv/netbackup/db/jobs. Find the file whose name is jobnumber.filenumber_of_job.t.
The average rate for the job is the last line that starts with KBW, the
4th column.
Lance Tost wrote:
>Is there any combination of command line tools that will help me to
>determine bytes/sec written (or read for that matter)? I can eyeball
>elapsed time and bytes written in the activity monitor, but I'd like to
>be able to script it.
>
>Thanks.
>
>--
>Lance M. Tost, UNIX Administrator
>ltost@befree.com
>
>Tip of the moment:
>The telephone is a good way to talk to people without having to offer
>them a drink.
> -- Fran Lebowitz, "Interview"