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DS4000 Storage Server (Engenio based) Management Protocol Analyzer

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ryands

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Dswrench.com announces a new debugging tool for the "DS4000 storage server (Engenio based disk storage
array)." We are proud to introduce the DS4000 Management Protocol Analyzer, or DSMPA. DSMPA is freeware
built by engineers for engineers, so we encourage you to use often and spread the word!

What it does:
DSPMA captures management network traffic between SANtricity or other management software and disk
storage arrays. It assembles network packets into DS4000 management objects. The captured objects can
be viewed graphically and played back. It is a powerful tool for DS4000 storage server support center,
storage administrators, storage management software developers and quality assurance engineers.

To view sample shots of DSMPA capabilities, click the following links:
-To access the User guide, please click -To access the DSMPA main screen, please click

-DSMPA can save a communication session to html file. To view a sample session output, please click -DSMPA also captures SANtricity generated network traffic. This page
( shows captured SNMP trap fired by the
SANtricity management software.

How to get it:
DSMPA is now available for free download from
For more information, please visit
Thank you for taking a few minutes to improve the operation of your DS4000 storage server. Please visit
dswrench.com often for updates and new software. Use often and spread the word!

Best Regards,
The Dswrench.com Team
 
Is there a version available for a DS6800 also? We use DS6800 in combination with AIX5.2

rgds,

R.
 
The dsmpa will not work for DS6800. DS4000 arrays are LSI/Engenio based (OEMed) arrays. DS6800 is IBM developed midrange array.
 
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