How can check the performance for rp2470

[Galal]

We have a server, it is installed with HP-UX B 11.11 and used as database server with oracle 9...
we want to know what are the good tools & utilities(commands) to check the system at whole???

We will be very thankful if you provide us your help...

[Tim Nelson · Accepted solution]

HPUX included tools.

-CPU
sar 5 5
-Disk
sar -d 5 5
-Mem
vmstat 5 5

-top

swapinfo -tam


Add-on must haves
glance

[Galal]

at first thanks for ur reply...
regarding to the above commands, How can get the errors or the heavy load from the output of these commands

[piyush mathiya]

Hi Galal,

In Hp unix we have some good tool, Let me explain about it...

- CPU
# top
It will give the utilization of each and every cpu saperatly, and the load average. Please it will give the memory utilization, It will give the list of all processes which is taking more CPU.

- Disk utilization
# sar -d 1 5
it will give the utilization of each and every disk saperatly, and it is very easy to understand.

- Memory utilization
# swapinfo -mnt
It will give the utilization of all memory including physical & virtual (swap).

Please check with this or you can use glance to check all that things with one command.


Regards,
Piyush Mathiya

[Steven E. Protter]

Shalom,

Full tool set.

http://www.hpux.ws/?p=6

Scripts originated at HP.

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[Galal]

Thanks all Piyush & Steven...for help
I hope to take the HP-UX courses but there is no office for HP Co. in my country (Yemen)also the last version of the material for HP-UX 11i v3 not easy to find
....no problem I will wait for HP to come

[Prashanth Waugh]

Hi Galal,

You are aware of /var/opt/ov/perf agent.If you have perf and measurware agent on your system you can use the extract utility by selecting matrix for global cpu ,mem like that. then u can plot the graph for analysis purpose

Regards
Atulkumar

[Steven E. Protter]

Shalom Galal,

HP does offer some courses on the Internet.

The good ones however are hands on and would require you to travel to a neighboring country.

Perhaps Saudi Arabia would be a good option for you.

As far as your media issues, go, if you have a software contract with Hewlett-Packard, assuming this is possible in Yemen without local offices, they should be able to ship you the media you need.

To obtain media you normally need to buy a machine with LTU (License to Use) or have a software contract with HP.

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