Displaying BranchCache statistics
You can display BranchCache statistics to, among other things, identify how well caching is performing, determine whether your configuration is providing cached content to clients, and determine whether hash files were deleted to make room for more recent hash data.
About this task
The hashd statistic object contains counters that provide statistical information about BranchCache hashes. The cifs statistic object contains counters that provide statistical information about BranchCache-related activity. You can collect and display information about these objects at the advanced-privilege level.- Set the privilege level to advanced: set -privilege advanced
Example
cluster1::> set -privilege advanced
Warning: These advanced commands are potentially dangerous; use them only when directed
to do so by support personnel.
Do you want to continue? {y|n}: y - Display the BranchCache-related counters by using the statistics catalog counter show command. For more information about statistics counters, see the man page for this command.
Example
cluster1::*> statistics catalog counter show -object hashd
Object: hashd
Counter Description
--------------------------- ----------------------------------------------
branchcache_hash_created Number of times a request to generate
BranchCache hash for a file succeeded.
branchcache_hash_files_replaced
Number of times a BranchCache hash file was
deleted to make room for more recent hash
data. This happens if the hash store size is
exceeded.
branchcache_hash_rejected Number of times a request to generate
BranchCache hash data failed.
branchcache_hash_store_bytes
Total number of bytes used to store hash data.
branchcache_hash_store_size Total space used to store BranchCache hash
data for the Vserver.
instance_name Instance Name
instance_uuid Instance UUID
node_name System node name
node_uuid System node id
9 entries were displayed.
cluster1::*> statistics catalog counter show -object cifs
Object: cifs
Counter Description
--------------------------- ----------------------------------------------
active_searches Number of active searches over SMB and SMB2
auth_reject_too_many Authentication refused after too many
requests were made in rapid succession
avg_directory_depth Average number of directories crossed by SMB
and SMB2 path-based commands
avg_junction_depth Average number of junctions crossed by SMB
and SMB2 path-based commands
branchcache_hash_fetch_fail Total number of times a request to fetch hash
data failed. These are failures when
attempting to read existing hash data. It
does not include attempts to fetch hash data
that has not yet been generated.
branchcache_hash_fetch_ok Total number of times a request to fetch hash
data succeeded.
branchcache_hash_sent_bytes Total number of bytes sent to clients
requesting hashes.
branchcache_missing_hash_bytes
Total number of bytes of data that had to be
read by the client because the hash for that
content was not available on the server.
....Output truncated.... - Collect BranchCache-related statistics by using the statistics start and statistics stop commands.For more information about collecting statistics, see the Performance Monitoring Power Guide.
Example
cluster1::*> statistics start -object cifs -vserver vs1 -sample-id 11
Statistics collection is being started for Sample-id: 11
cluster1::*> statistics stop -sample-id 11
Statistics collection is being stopped for Sample-id: 11 - Display the collected BranchCache statistics by using the statistics show command. For more information about displaying statistical information, see the Performance Monitoring Power Guide.
Example
cluster1::*> statistics show -object cifs -counter
branchcache_hash_sent_bytes -sample-id 11
Object: cifs
Instance: vs1
Start-time: 12/26/2012 19:50:24
End-time: 12/26/2012 19:51:01
Cluster: cluster1
Counter Value
-------------------------------- --------------------------------
branchcache_hash_sent_bytes 0
branchcache_hash_sent_bytes 0
branchcache_hash_sent_bytes 0
branchcache_hash_sent_bytes 0
cluster1::*> statistics show -object cifs -counter branchcache_missing_
hash_bytes -sample-id 11
Object: cifs
Instance: vs1
Start-time: 12/26/2012 19:50:24
End-time: 12/26/2012 19:51:01
Cluster: cluster1
Counter Value
-------------------------------- --------------------------------
branchcache_missing_hash_bytes 0
branchcache_missing_hash_bytes 0
branchcache_missing_hash_bytes 0
branchcache_missing_hash_bytes 0 - Return to the admin privilege level: set -privilege admin
Example
cluster1::*> set -privilege admin
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