Dell PowerVault Storage Area Network Administrator's Manual page 56

OST connection type container in the Container Name pull-down list, and select the Duplication tab. The Duplication
Statistics pane displays the following statistics types:
• Inbound:
– Bytes Copied (logical): displayed in bytes
– Bytes Transferred (actual): displayed in bytes
– Network Bandwidth Savings: (displayed by percentage)
– Current Count of Active Files: displayed in numbers of files
– Replication Errors: displayed in numbers of errors
• Outbound:
– Bytes Copied (logical): displayed in bytes
– Bytes Transferred (actual): displayed in bytes
– Network Bandwidth Savings: (displayed by percentage)
– Current Count of Active Files: displayed in numbers of files
– Replication Errors: displayed in numbers of errors
Recent Number of Optimized Copies
When a OST container is selected in the Statistics: Container page, you can display the Recent Number of Optimized
Copies summary table in the Connection Type: OST pane. This pane, its tabs, and the summary table are displayed only
when the Duplication tab is selected and an OST connection type container is selected in the Container Name pull-down
list.
Recent Number of Optimized Copies Summary Table
This summary table contains the following information about the optimized copies:
• File Name
• Peer IP
• Peer ID
• Logical Bytes to Send
• Replication Rate
• Savings (in percentage)
• Replicated at (in yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss format)
Client Statistics
You can display client statistics in the Statistics: Container page that correspond to any container that is configured as
an OST connection type. To display client statistics, click the name of the OST container in the Container Name drop-
down list, and click the Client Statistics tab in the Connection Type: OST pane. This action displays the following Client
Statistics types for the selected OST container:
• Images Ingested
• Images Complete
• Images Incomplete
• Images Restored
• Bytes Restored
• Image Restore Errors
• Image Ingest Errors
• Bytes Ingested
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