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Hello again,
i have another "little" problem.
I could list this information with :
dfm perf counter list filer:logical_replication_destination:*:*:*
i got for example thist output:
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logical_replication_destination L5S:/vol/f5_vm_esx81/lun81->LXSAN3:/vol/f3_vm_esx81_mir/lun81 num_restarts none basic
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Now i would query this Objetc L5S:/vol/f5_vm_esx81/lun81->LXSAN3:/vol/.....
now my problem:
dfm perf data retrieve -o filer:L5S/vol/f5_vm_esx81/lun81->LXSAN3:/vol/f3_vm_esx81/lun81 -C logical_replication_destination:network_read_rate -s 900 -M SEP
will not work because : is a delimiter and the Object has : in his name. What is the right command Syntax with this kind of Object?
Regards Martin
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Hi Martin,
Its recommended to use object Id instead of Object name.
Please try using object Id for -o option, or you can try putting double quotes on the object name .
Thanks.
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Ok, where could i get the object Id for this object? I have searched in many Documentatitions but i found no example. I know only this command to resolve the objetcs:
dfm perf counter list filer:*:*:*:*
Regards
Martin
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Hello Martin,
You can get the object id for various instances under different object type by executing the following command
$ dfm <object-type> list -q <filer>
Like for example where daood is the filer
$dfm aggr list -q dawood
$ dfm qtree list -q dawood
$dfm volume list -q dawood
The above command output having one column is "ID" which specifies the object id corresponding to the instance.
Now this object-type should be listed when you use the "dfm help" command like if you execute the below command
$dfm help
This will list aggr, lun, volume, qtree on the output. You can try also "$dfm <object-type> list help" for details.
Thanks,
Bipul
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Hi,
I don't think 'dfm perf data retrieve' CLI supports unmanaged objects. 'logical_replication_destination' is an unmanaged object. Further PA doesn't collect data for this object by default.
The workaround for you could be
* Create a custom view
* Add the selected counter/instance pair (i.e., logical_replication_desination:<counter-name>:<instance-name>)
From this moment, PA shall start collecting data for the counter/instance pair.
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