You can use the Navisphere Management Offarray UI to view the .nar files also.  This program is loaded on your PC and it has everything you see when you connect thru your web browser but i think it runs faster.  As for NaviManager, if you are able to connect to the CX500 thru your web browser, then it is loaded.  that is what servers up the GUI you see when you login.  Dont worry about it.  i dont think he understood what you were doing:)
3. Dec 9, 2010 8:51 AM in response to: PL_LISD Re: How do you enable Navisphere Analyzer on a CX-300? It is very strange in your software list you have 2 "-NavisphereAnalyzer entries" - one says active and another - not active. Also I do not see Analyzer Provider and Analyzer UI on the list. My guess (in your case) the enabler for analyzer is not installed. If you are registered on Powerlnk and you purchased analyzer then you can download Analyzer enabler from Powerlink.  [URL]  Starting from Flare Release 24, Navisphere Analyzer is always installed in a basic configuration. This is to allow service to determine performance problems without needing to install Analyzer or the Transient Enabler. If the array does not have the licensed Analyzer installed, the archive files will be encrypted (.NAZ). When Analyzer is enabled (licensed), the archive files will be unencrypted (.NAR).  The standard .004 enabler is used if the customer has purchased analyzer and it will then produce .NAR files that the customer can read. NavisphereAnalyzer_01.01.5.004.ena is the R24 Analyzer Enabler. It is rebootless on install and uninstall and works with all R14-R28 systems.  When enabler is install then - 1. enable "Statistics Logging”  2. "START" the data logger from Tools/Analyzer/Data Logging.  If you cannot install enabler for whatever reason then you will see information grayed out in Data Logging screen. But you still can manipulate the analyzer by CLI. The only drawback you are not going to get .NAR files but encrypted .NAZ files which you will have to forward to your service provider (EMC) for review.  Here is the example on how to use CLI with analyzer -  1. Check if statistics logging is enabled, if not – enable it. naviseccli setstats  (observe output)  First display what it is configured for naviseccli setstats –on (run this if stats logging is off or disabled C:\>naviseccli -h 10.5.22.193 analyzer -get -narinterval -rtinterval -periodicarchiving -logperiod  Archive Poll Interval (sec):  120 Real Time Poll Interval (sec):  60 Periodic Archiving:  Yes Current Logging Period (day):  7  2.If you want to change any parameters here is the command - C:\>naviseccli -h 10.5.22.193 analyzer –set -narinterval seconds  -rtinterval seconds -periodicarchiving 0|1(off|on) –logperiod days C:\>naviseccli -h 10.5.22.193 analyzer  3. If you need to change only one of the parametrs it can be done too - C:\>naviseccli -h 10.5.22.193 analyzer –set -periodicarchiving 1  4. You can set all to default volues just remember that Logging Period will be "NONSTOP" C:\>naviseccli -h 10.5.22.193 analyzer -set –default C:\>naviseccli -h 10.5.22.193 analyzer -get -narinterval -rtinterval -periodicarchiving -logperiod  Archive Poll Interval (sec):  120 Real Time Poll Interval (sec):  60 Periodic Archiving:  No Current Logging Period (day):  nonstop  5. You can change Logging Period to whatever you need, let’s say 7 days only - C:\>naviseccli -h 10.5.22.193 analyzer -set -logperiod 7  6. To stop \ start analyzer C:\>naviseccli -h 10.5.22.193 analyzer -stop C:\>naviseccli -h 10.5.22.193 analyzer -status  Stopped on 02/27/2009 15:40:05  C:\>naviseccli -h 10.5.22.193 analyzer -start C:\>naviseccli -h 10.5.22.193 analyzer -status  Running started on 02/27/2009 16:00:05
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