HP-UX Directory Server 8.1 administrator guide

Table 14-2 Resource summary
Average per minuteUsage since startupResource
Average number of connections per minute
since server startup.
The total number of connections to this
server since server startup.
Connections
Average number of operations per minute
since server startup.
The total number of operations initiated
since server startup. Operations include
any client requests for server action, such
as searches, adds, and modifies. Often,
multiple operations are initiated for each
connection.
Operations Initiated
Average number of operations per minute
since server startup.
The total number of operations completed
by the server since server startup.
Operations Completed
Average number of entries sent to clients
per minute since server startup.
The total number of entries sent to clients
since server startup. Entries are sent to
clients as the result of search requests.
Entries Sent to Clients
Average number of bytes sent to clients per
minute since server startup.
The total number of bytes sent to clients
since server startup.
Bytes Sent to Clients
Table 14-3 Current resource usage
Current totalResource
The current number of active threads used for handling requests. Additional threads
may be created by internal server tasks, such as replication or chaining.
Active Threads
The total number of open connections. Each connection can account for multiple
operations, and therefore multiple threads.
Open Connections
The total number of remaining connections that the server can concurrently open. This
number is based on the number of currently open connections and the total number
of concurrent connections that the server is allowed to open. In most cases, the latter
value is determined by the operating system and is expressed as the number of file
descriptors available to a task.
Remaining Available
Connections
The total number of threads waiting to write to the client. Threads may not be
immediately written when the server must pause while sending data to a client. Reasons
for a pause include a slow network, a slow client, or an extremely large amount of
information being sent to the client.
Threads Waiting to Write to
Client
The total number of threads waiting to read from the client. Threads may not be
immediately read if the server starts to receive a request from the client, then the
transmission of that request is halted for some reason. Generally, threads waiting to
read are an indication of a slow network or client.
Threads Waiting to Read
from Client
The total number of databases being serviced by the server.Databases in Use
Table 14-4 Connection status
DescriptionTable header
The time on the server when the connection was initially opened.Time Opened
The number of operations initiated by this connection.Started
The number of operations completed by the server for this connection.Completed
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