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Cisco WAN Manager User’s Guide
Version 10.5, Part Number 78-12945-01 Rev. D0, August 2003
Chapter 8 Statistics Collection Manager
Launching the SCM Standalone Collector
Purge Interval (days)
You specify the value (in days) used to determine which old files are purged from the
/usr/users/svplus/purge directory when space in your hard disk’s Incoming partition drops below
twenty megabytes. The files with a date ‘N’ days older than today’s date are purged. (0 = no purging is
done.) The default is 3 days.
Statistic Database Configuration
Purge Interval (hours)
You specify the value (in hours) used to determine how long the data is maintained by the CWM database.
The default retention period is 24 hours. The maximum retention period is 8784 hours (1 year).
Note If the database contains insufficient space for statistics storage, the statistics collection process
may shut down. If this happens, reduce the purge interval to 12 hours.
Statistic FTP Configuration
Username
You specify the FTP username. The default is svplus.
Password
Enter the FTP password. The screen will display asterisks.
Confirm Password
Reenter your FTP password in this field. Once again, the screen will display asterisks.
Launching the SCM Standalone Collector
The Statistics Collection Manager (SCM) for Release 10 of CWM has a new standalone collector that
allows a separate SCM collection server in both installation and statistics collection, and is installed and
run from a client CWM workstation. This new feature allows you to control and manage statistics
collection through a standalone application. The Statistics Controller Server, Statistics Collection
Server, and Statistics Parser Server provide statistics applicable to the different cards and nodes.
Note Please refer to Chapter 6 of the CWM Installation Guide for installation procedures for the
Standalone SCM.
Launch SCM Standalone Collector through an xterm window by issuing the SCM command at the
command line. Figure 8-5 shows an xterm window displayed with SCM typed at the command line: