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Subject: Performance Monitor PM400 on V5R4
From: Tomasz Skorża <t.skorza@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 11 Mar 2011 12:00:57 +0100
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Hi guys

A few months ago I started PM400 - today I stopped and review the results.
But ... the question is: how to use it, I mean i.e. I have Disk Arm utilization from 5 to 10%, is it good or bad?
Have you any information/web page which parameter is important and which values show that I can now start thinking about upgrading because ...

Regards

Tomek

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