Overview

This article provides information regarding the Exinda CLI command stats.

You can use the stats command to configure alarms. Alarms are used to notify the administrator when certain thresholds are reached.

Information

The following list describes the commands used for performing common actions related to alarms:

• To configure alarms based on sampled or computed statistics:
  
  

  stats alarm {asymmetric_route|auto_neg|bridge_direction|bridge_link|cifs_signed|concurrent_accel|cpu_util_indiv|diag|disk_io|exinda_connlimit|exinda_cpu_indiv|exinda_paging|fs_mnt|if_collisions|intf_util|mapi_encrypted|memory_pct_used|pagign|redundant_power|redundant_storage|rx_dropped|rx_errors|startup|tx_errors}

• To configure computed historical data points

  stats chd

• To clear data for all samples and CHDs, and status for all alarms

  stats clear-all

• To configure sampled statistics

  stats sample

• To export statistics to a file

  stats export csv {cpu_util|exinda_cpu|memory|paging} {after|before|filename}

  cpu_util - Export the CPU utilization of the appliance
  exinda_cpu - Export the CPU utilization of the appliance
  memory - Export the memory utilization of the appliance
  paging - Export the paging data of the appliance
  after <yyyy>/<mm>/<dd> - Export only statistics collected after the specified date
  before <yyyy>/<mm>/<dd> - Export only statistics collected before the specified date
  filename <filename> - Specify the filename for the exported data

Example

• Enable the calculations of 5-minute web reduction (measures the amount of redundant data that has been removed from the network, increasing capacity) samples

  stats chd web_reduction_fiveminutes enable

• Enable the interface errors alarm

  stats alarm if_collisions enable

• Configure the QoS sample interval to 120 seconds

  stats sample qos interval 120

Find more CLI commands.

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