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2.3.3 Main Pane

The main pane of the Performance screen consists of the tab area and the panel area.

2.3.3.1 Relationship between Tabs and Panels

Panels can be allocated to the tabs in the main pane.
The number of tabs per device and the number of panels that can be allocated to the tabs are limited. The maximum number of these values vary depending on the product as shown below.

Product Name to be Used

Maximum Number of Tabs per Device

Maximum Number of Panels That Can Be Allocated to a Tab

Storage Cruiser

5

24

Express

1

1

The display settings of the tabs and panels are automatically saved for each user. Therefore, the screen is displayed with the previous setting the next time the user logs in or when Web Console is restarted.

Inheriting the Number of Panels Added to a Tab and the Display Location

The number of panels added to a tab and the display location are saved as a setting for that specific tab. Therefore, that tab is displayed with the same settings even if the tab is switched or the user logs out and back in.

Inheriting the Previously Displayed Tab of Each Device

If multiple tabs are used for a device, the tab displayed in the main pane is the last tab displayed in the previous session when that device is selected in the left pane.

Information

The performance chart can be easily changed by switching the display tab.

2.3.3.2 Tab Area

The following explains the role of each button and action when each button is clicked.

Button Name

Explanation

Delete tab button

Deletes a tab.
Clicking this button displays the Delete tab dialog box for the selected tab.

Add tab button

Adds a tab.
Clicking this button displays the Add tab dialog box for adding a new tab.

Add panel button

Adds a panel to the selected tab.
Clicking this button displays the Add performance chart panel dialog box for the selected tab.

Move panel button

Changes the panel display location of the selected tab.
This procedure is the same as moving panels on the Dashboard. Refer to "Panel Move Button" in the "2.1.1 Menu Area" for details.

The following are the available actions. Refer to "Chapter 7 Operations for Performance" for each procedure.

Action Menu Name

Explanation

Start monitoring

Starts the performance monitoring of the selected device.

Stop monitoring

Stops the performance monitoring of the selected device.

Modify monitoring conditions

Changes the monitoring conditions for the selected device.

Modify tab name

Renames the selected tab.

2.3.3.3 Panel Area

The performance chart of the selected resource can be displayed in the panel.

Point

  • Up to five charts of the same performance data type can be displayed in a single panel. To display the charts of different performance data type or to display six or more charts, multiple panels are required.

  • The display range of the vertical axis in a panel can be changed freely when adding a panel.

  • The average value or peak value can be displayed in the performance chart. Select one when adding a panel. Average value is selected by default.

  • If a threshold is specified for the device and threshold monitoring is performed, the performance chart can be used to check whether the threshold is exceeded. For the procedure to set a threshold value for the device and how to start or stop threshold monitoring, refer to the following sections.

  • The display items (performance data type, vertical axis display range, whether the average value or peak value is displayed) of a chart in the panel can be changed at any time with the procedure described in "7.3.2 Changing the Panel Display Items".

How to Set the Time Axis for a Performance Chart

There are three methods for changing the time axis (hereinafter referred to as "display range") of a performance chart. The methods are "display range selection bar", "display range selection button", and "select in panel". This operation targets all the panels that exist in the currently displayed tab.

  • Display range selection bar

    The entire period of this bar is automatically determined from the number of storage days or the last 45 days, whichever is closer to the current time. For example, if the number of storage days for the performance data is seven, a range between the current time and seven days prior is specified.

    Drag this bar to change the display range. If the selected range includes the right edge of the range, the performance chart in the panel is automatically updated.

  • Display range selection button

    Select any of the following buttons to change the display range.

    Button Name

    Explanation

    Custom

    Displays the Modify display range dialog box where a display range can be specified.
    Click the input field to enter the date and time. Check the "Always update within the latest range" checkbox to automatically update the performance chart as time passes.

    1hour

    Changes the display range to the latest hour.
    After this button is selected, the performance chart is automatically updated as time passes.

    1day

    Changes the display range to the latest day.
    After this button is selected, the performance chart is automatically updated as time passes.

    1week

    Changes the display range to the latest week.
    After this button is selected, the performance chart is automatically updated as time passes.

  • Select in panel

    The performance charts of all the panels can be zoomed when a performance chart of a panel is dragged to the time axis. To restore the display setting to the state before the zoom operation is performed, use the display range selection bar or the display range selection button.

Panel Menu

The following panel menus are available. Refer to "Chapter 7 Operations for Performance" for each procedure.

Menu Name

Explanation

Modify

Changes the items displayed in the selected panel.

Download

Downloads the performance chart data displayed in the selected panel as a file.

Remove

Deletes the selected panel.