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To establish an access point for BVQ, it's necessary to create user accounts on the respective systems you wish to monitor.
For instance, if you have three NetApp clusters, you'll need to create a user account on each cluster.
This procedure is applicable to all systems you aim to connect to BVQ.
After creating a specific new user on a system, proceed to set up a BVQ Scanner on your BVQ Server using that user account.
The BVQ Scanner will then establish a connection to the system to collect the requisite data.
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System preparation stepsCreate a BVQ user on the SVC systemFor |
the communication of the BVQ SVC Scanner with the SVC CLI a user account on each SVC is mandatory, which should be at least member of the group 'Monitor'. Panel |
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svcinfo lssystem | grep it is mandatory to use NTP to synchronize the time of all systems (SVC Systems and BVQ Server): svcinfo lssystem | grep 'ntp_IP_address'
Set your NTP Server: Synchronize your SVC cluster with a specific NTP server: |
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Show SVC clock settings: Check the current time setting on your SVC: |
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regularly regularly (in intervals) by the SVC and picked up by the BVQ SVC Scanner. BVQ supports all intervals possible in the SVC (1min to 60min). We recommend to set the time interval to 1 minute. Check statistics status and frequency: Use this command to see if and how often your system collects statistics: |
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Start statistics collection: Begin collecting system statistics at your defined frequency:
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Clear I/O statistics dumps: Clean old I/O statistics data from all nodes in the SVC with this command:
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A user is required for the operation of the BVQ Scanner with at least Operator role permissions. Please create this user on your Unity system prior to configuring the the BVQ Scanner. Image Added |
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Please create this user at your Unity System before the configuration of the BVQ Scanner. We recommend to name the user: bvq
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BVQ scanners need the following information to be configured for each Dell EMC Unity System:
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Configure a user with minimum role "read_only" and API token on each array. |