https://community.hpe.com/t5/operating-system-tru64-unix/monitoring-individual-processor-performance-form-tru64unix-v4/m-p/4744812#M15892 Andrew,<BR /><BR />sched_stat -u can show you the familiar user, system, wait, idle values on a per cpu basis. Other options give useful stuff about load balance and scheduling.<BR /><BR />On more recent releases its part of the base o/s, but on older releases you'll need to run the copy that ships with sys_check, for example /usr/opt/SYSCHECK145/lbin/sched_stat.<BR /><BR />Or, you could use collect. It can show agregated cpu stats, and the individual cpu usage. But it doesn't give the detail that sched_stat does.<BR /><BR />Or, if you have the optional System V Environment package installed, you could use sar (it lives in /usr/opt/svr4/usr/bin/sar). Sar -P can report per cpu values as well as the usual agregate value.<BR /><BR />John M Fri, 28 Jan 2011 07:49:30 GMT John Manger 2011-01-28T07:49:30Z https://community.hpe.com/t5/operating-system-tru64-unix/monitoring-individual-processor-performance-form-tru64unix-v4/m-p/4744811#M15891 Hi,<BR /><BR />Is it possible to monitor the individual processor usage in a multi processor environment with Tru64UNIX v4 using utilities provided in the standard operating system installation? I believe on other versions of UNIX there is a utility called cpustat.<BR /><BR />Thanks<BR />Andrew Thu, 27 Jan 2011 14:23:15 GMT https://community.hpe.com/t5/operating-system-tru64-unix/monitoring-individual-processor-performance-form-tru64unix-v4/m-p/4744811#M15891 A.W.R 2011-01-27T14:23:15Z https://community.hpe.com/t5/operating-system-tru64-unix/monitoring-individual-processor-performance-form-tru64unix-v4/m-p/4744812#M15892 Andrew,<BR /><BR />sched_stat -u can show you the familiar user, system, wait, idle values on a per cpu basis. Other options give useful stuff about load balance and scheduling.<BR /><BR />On more recent releases its part of the base o/s, but on older releases you'll need to run the copy that ships with sys_check, for example /usr/opt/SYSCHECK145/lbin/sched_stat.<BR /><BR />Or, you could use collect. It can show agregated cpu stats, and the individual cpu usage. But it doesn't give the detail that sched_stat does.<BR /><BR />Or, if you have the optional System V Environment package installed, you could use sar (it lives in /usr/opt/svr4/usr/bin/sar). Sar -P can report per cpu values as well as the usual agregate value.<BR /><BR />John M Fri, 28 Jan 2011 07:49:30 GMT https://community.hpe.com/t5/operating-system-tru64-unix/monitoring-individual-processor-performance-form-tru64unix-v4/m-p/4744812#M15892 John Manger 2011-01-28T07:49:30Z