perfmon

[sushant keerti]

Hi,
We are migrating our application from hp-ux 11.0 to hp-ux 11.23. Relate to the same I have some queries.

1) On hp-ux 11.0 when I do swlist, I can see

B4967AA C.03.50.00 HP MeasureWare Server Agent for s800 11.0
B5013AA C.03.10.00 HP PerfView Analyzer for s800 11.00

But I don't see any perf(performance) related software on hp-ux 11.23, when I do swlist. Could anybody let me know where/how can I get the perfmon for hp-ux 11.23 itanum 64 bit OS?

2) On hp-ux 11.0 I can see /opt/perf and /opt/net/perfmon directories.And for our applicaton compilation we are using /opt/net/perfmon/inc/perftrans.h include file and some library files. Is there any perf softwares that can be installed
under /opt/net/perfmon directory containing include files and library fles?.

[Jeeshan]

check out this link

http://forums12.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/questionanswer.do?threadId=1242607

[TTr]

1) The B4967AA Measureware agent is an optional product which was bought separately as an OpenView agent. It is also bundled with GlancePlus PAK. GlancePlus PAK is itself an optional HP-UX product which is bought separately or bundled with EOE (enterprise operating Environment.

The B5013AA is also an optional HP product. This one you have to buy it separately. Since HP-UX 11.00 it has changed its name and for HP-UX 11.23 I think it is now called performance manager or something along that. Check with the HP sales rep or HP reseller to see if you can transfer the license from one server to another.

2) The /opt/perf is where the measureware and perfview products are installed.

I don't recognize /opt/net/perfmon as a standard HP-UX directory. It may or may not be. It may have been created manually on this server to be used by the application or some other software created it during a non-sw installation. If it is the result of a non-sw installation, the swlist command will not show it as part of a product.

You can run this command

swlist -l file > /tmp/sw-files.txt (takes a minute or so to run)

Then you can search in the /tmp/sw-files.txt to find if /opt/net/perfmon is part of an swinstall-ed package.