VERITAS Storage Migrator for Unix: File System Analyzer

The File System Analyzer is a tool, with graphical user interface, to
statistically characterize file sizes and file ages, and indicate how
much data is already migrated or which could be migrated for various
settings of the VSM threshold parameters.

FSA is included in NetBackup 3.4, therefore it is not necessary to have  the
standalone version of FSA if the current system has been upgraded to NBU 3.4.
Note that the FSA download is a large file, approximately 28 megabytes.
It is packaged as a tar image, and the tar is not compressed because most of the
files contained within it are already compressed.  There are two steps to installing the
standalone FSA: to get files extracted and then to execute the install
script.

The following instructions assume that the /tmp directory has enough
free space to contain the tar image, and the /usr directory has
similar space available.  The software will be installed in
directories named /usr/openv/fsa and /usr/openv/java.  The install.fsa
script also has a de-install option which will allow clean up, once
done using the standalone version of FSA.

1. cd to the /tmp directory (or any other directory suitable for the tar file)

cd /tmp

2. Download the file standalone_fsa.tar to this directory

3. Extract the install script and related files from the tar image.
Note that at this point the /tmp directory requires an additional 28
megabytes of free space.

tar xvf standalone_fsa.tar

4. Execute the install script

./install.fsa

5. Once installation is complete, start the graphical user
interface by setting the DISPLAY environment variable to the
screen/keyboard, then execute the command:

/usr/openv/java/FSA &