HP P6000 Performance Advisor Software - Manual (Page 101)

If there are many object instances listed, use the Previous and Next buttons to browse through
the list. You can also use the Filter by list to filter records based on an object instance. Only
those performance objects matching the specified criteria are listed in the Object Instance(s)
list. For more information, see
“Using the Filter by list” (page 16) .
5. Click >> to add to the Selected Instance(s) list.
Click << to remove any records that you selected.
6. Click OK.
A table of KPI records is displayed under the Key Performance Indicators tab. For more information,
see
“Viewing KPI records” (page 101) .
Viewing KPI records
If KPI records are already added, they are displayed in the table under the Key Performance
Indicators tab. To access the Key Performance Indicators tab, see
“Procedure” (page 100) .
The same set of KPI records are also displayed in the Key Performance Indicators section under
the Dashboard Overview tab. For more information, see
“Key Performance Indicators – Dashboard”
(page 97) .
You can view KPI records based on the following:
•
A start and end date and time other than the predefined interval (Data for Custom duration
from the Display list).
•
A View type other than the applied view type (Advanced or Basic).
To apply the new setting, click OK. A combination of the above selections is also possible.
If there are many KPI records listed, use the Previous and Next buttons to browse through the list.
You can also use the Filter by list to filter records based on the Object Instance, Object Type,
Counter, or Controller. For more information, see
“Using the Filter by list” (page 16) .
Removing KPI records
To remove KPI records:
1.
Follow the steps to access the Key Performance Indicators tab. For more information, see
“Procedure” (page 100) .
2. Select the check box for a KPI record and click Remove.
The Confirm removing Key Performance Indicator(s) window displays the selected KPI records.
3. You are prompted twice to confirm whether the selected KPI records can be removed from the
monitoring list. Click OK on both the windows to confirm.
Viewing a threshold summary
NOTE: To understand the threshold summary information provided in this section, see “Threshold
monitoring” (page 34) .
The threshold summary (threshold summary value) for a performance object indicates the percentage
of time the object remained at a specific state during the overall duration. The threshold summary
value for a counter is calculated only if the corresponding object is threshold monitored. The
threshold states include Normal, Minor, and Major. For more information on threshold summary
values, see
“Threshold summary value” (page 35) . For more information on threshold states, see
“Correlation between color blocks and status icons – Threshold Summary chart” (page 96) .
By default, the threshold summary is based on the performance data collected over the last hour.
You can select other predefined intervals or a custom duration. HP P6000 Performance Advisor
considers the current server time to fetch and display the threshold summary data. For more
information on selecting a duration, see
“Using the Display option” (page 15) .
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