System / Disk / CPU / Memory load tool

E. Andreu

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Nov 4, 2002, 4:30:44 AM11/4/02

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Hello,

Some of our customers asked us if we could install on their systems
something like the Windows NT system load tool. They would like, in
fact, to be able to see the state of their SCO Openserver 5's memory,
disk load, CPU Usage... on real-time graphs.
I couldn't find any tool for this job, but i may have looked in the
wrong places, or have missed interessing stuff.
Could anyone help me on this? Is there such a tool for SCO Openserver
5(.05)?

Thanks in advance!

Emmanuel

Rainer Zocholl

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Nov 4, 2002, 5:31:00 PM11/4/02

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(E. Andreu) 04.11.02 in /comp/unix/sco/misc:

>Hello,

Haven't tried (yet) on SCO, but would assume it should work...

http://people.ee.ethz.ch/~oetiker/webtools/mrtg/
"MRTG" makes beautiful graphs (better use the more flexible RRDtool)
not only from routers SNMP.
http://www.cruzio.com/~jeffl/sco/snmp_install.txt

On can feed MRTG without SNMP overhead by collecting information
to be displayed using sar and w, top etc. using little shell scripts
like in
http://pcunix.com/Bofcusm/1557.html

"Bigsister" may help too (but might not be exactly what
your customers wants, tho it has lots of gimmicks...)

John DuBois

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Nov 4, 2002, 7:58:55 PM11/4/02

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In article <8$ChC$1V...@zocki.toppoint.de>,

Rainer Zocholl <UseNet-Pos...@zocki.toppoint.de> wrote:
>Haven't tried (yet) on SCO, but would assume it should work...
>
>http://people.ee.ethz.ch/~oetiker/webtools/mrtg/
>"MRTG" makes beautiful graphs (better use the more flexible RRDtool)
> not only from routers SNMP.

Yes, they build & work fine under 5.0.6a.

mrtg:

http://www.armory.com/mrtg/atm.html

rrdtool:

http://www.armory.com/images/rainfall.gif

John
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John DuBois spc...@armory.com KC6QKZ/AE http://www.armory.com/~spcecdt/

James Szabadics

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Nov 5, 2002, 8:20:38 PM11/5/02

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Skunkware includes memhog, cpuhog and iohog

Excellent tools showing the processes responsible

eg output from cpuhog

pid uid user system total (cpu) smpl: 501 idle 464 wait 27
10382 shanew 2 3 5 Maint.ACD OE030200 Secret Wespine
16222 wendyb 1 1 2 Menu SM000000 Secret Wespine Indu
16805 lindak 1 1 2 Peruse AR050100 Secret Wespine In
584 root 0 1 1 /usr/local/samba/sbin/nmbd -D -s

from memhog
pid uid vsize shrd priv wtd total (mem) free: 709991 rm: 828933 sm: 17517
04
21614 dharma 105157 376 104545 188 104733 SQL SERVER -d TIMMS2000 -h 4 /o/o
13032 dharma 3328 376 2716 188 2904 SQL SERVER -d TIMMS2000 -h 4 /o/o
384 root 2729 1299 229 1299 1528 /usr/bin/X11/X :0 -crt /dev/tty02
22186 root 1433 657 547 657 1204 xdt3_binary -name xdt3 -xnlLangua
22242 root 976 612 154 612 766 scoterm -n UNIX -title UNIX

Or you can just use sar

see

man sar

Regards

James

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corrlens

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Nov 6, 2002, 4:35:21 PM11/6/02

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The one we use 24/7 is Tuneup/Olympus , we have it on the tty01 showing a
Live screensaver showing Memory , CPU, Disk, SWAP. It even tune your system
up to perfection when you tell it to do it after collection statistical
information through time.

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