Hi Vivek,
Can you get the output of the following cli ?
Use dfm perf threshold list to get the list of thresholds you have set. Then from that get the id of the threshold in question and run the following cli.
dfm perf threshold list -x <threshold id>
Your output will be like this.
[root@ ~]# dfm perf threshold list -x 105
Threshold Id: 105
Event Name: system:cpu_busy
Interval: 60
Enabled: Yes
Object Info:
Id: 1273
Name: sim-4-1-182-99-sf
Type: filer
Counter Info:
Counter: system:cpu_busy
Threshold Type: upper
Threshold Value: 20
Threshold Unit: percent
[root ~]#
Similarly also get the output of the following cli to see if the values really breached.
[root@ ~]# dfm perf data retrieve -o 1273 -V "CPU_USAGE"
Timestamp 1273:cpu_busy
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
2011-09-07 05:42:38 1.085
2011-09-07 05:42:54 0.802
2011-09-07 05:44:33 1.292
2011-09-07 05:45:54 1.132
2011-09-07 05:46:08 0.521
2011-09-07 05:46:34 1.743
2011-09-07 05:47:34 1.128
2011-09-07 05:49:24 0.820
2011-09-07 05:49:53 2.020
In order to get the object id( the value for -o, use the info from threshold list -x and use the Id under object Info).Similarly for the view name( the name of the view in which this counter is used or data is being collected)
use the cli below or use the name from NMC.
[root ~]# dfm perf view list CPU_USAGE
View Name
--------------------
CPU_USAGE
[root ~]#
Regards
adai
