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02-25-2004 01:53 AM
02-25-2004 01:53 AM
system uptime and max processes
When running a custom report with "Operating System Details" selected the "system uptime" and "max processes" are very large numbers. Currently system uptime = 1077638319000 and max processes = 4294967295. Also, the system uptime number is the same as the "inventory\system boot up time".
Any ideas as to the meaning of these numbers would be helpful.
Any ideas as to the meaning of these numbers would be helpful.
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02-25-2004 03:07 AM
02-25-2004 03:07 AM
Re: system uptime and max processes
In this case hpSIM is only the "messenger." That is, it's a collector of data, not the source. The source is from the operating system's WMI classes. We don't have a ready document that identifies which exact object is being read, but you can see a bunch of detail by going directly to the Insight agent and poking around in the "System" box items. Another cool tool is a thing called "Scriptomatic" that you can download from Microsoft. It lets you select a WMI class and then it spits out a sample VBscript that enumerates all of the objects in that class.
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02-25-2004 06:24 AM
02-25-2004 06:24 AM
Re: system uptime and max processes
The Uptime Utility from MS also spits out a reasonably good report of availability based on the Events log.
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