Google Groups no longer supports new Usenet posts or subscriptions. Historical content remains viewable.
Dismiss
How to interpret the output of "svmon -G -O unit=MB" ?
4,040 views
Skip to first unread message
kie...@freenet.de
Mar 6, 2012, 8:36:23 AM3/6/12
to
Hi NG,
can anybody please explain the output of the following command on AIX to me:
#############################################################################################
$ svmon -G -O unit=MB
Unit: MB
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
size inuse free pin virtual available mmode
memory 76800.00 73858.09 2941.91 4711.71 66282.57 7894.39 Ded
pg space 20352.00 602.40
work pers clnt other
pin 2197.59 0 0 2514.12
in use 66010.92 0 7847.16
#############################################################################################
I am interested in values of the *REAL* momory of this server.
What do the following column headings mean?
size inuse free pin virtual available mmode
Looking up tha man-pages of the command svmon didnt help me.
TIA,
Henning
can anybody please explain the output of the following command on AIX to me:
#############################################################################################
$ svmon -G -O unit=MB
Unit: MB
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
size inuse free pin virtual available mmode
memory 76800.00 73858.09 2941.91 4711.71 66282.57 7894.39 Ded
pg space 20352.00 602.40
work pers clnt other
pin 2197.59 0 0 2514.12
in use 66010.92 0 7847.16
#############################################################################################
I am interested in values of the *REAL* momory of this server.
What do the following column headings mean?
size inuse free pin virtual available mmode
Looking up tha man-pages of the command svmon didnt help me.
TIA,
Henning
Rick Ekblaw
Mar 6, 2012, 8:18:12 PM3/6/12
to
kie...@freenet.de wrote:
> can anybody please explain the output of the following command on AIX to me:
> can anybody please explain the output of the following command on AIX to me:
> $ svmon -G -O unit=MB
See
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/pseries/v5r3/index.jsp?topic=/com.ibm.aix.cmds/doc/aixcmds5/svmon.htm
That should answer most of your questions, I think.
Rick Ekblaw
Thomas Braunbeck
Mar 9, 2012, 2:02:15 AM3/9/12
to
Am 06.03.2012 14:36, schrieb kie...@freenet.de:
> I am interested in values of the*REAL* momory of this server.
gets you a little further.
Thomas
> I am interested in values of the*REAL* momory of this server.
>
> What do the following column headings mean?
> size inuse free pin virtual available mmode
>
>
> Looking up tha man-pages of the command svmon didnt help me.
Maybe http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/abstracts/sg246478.html?Open
> What do the following column headings mean?
> size inuse free pin virtual available mmode
>
>
> Looking up tha man-pages of the command svmon didnt help me.
gets you a little further.
Thomas
b14z3j 4n7
Mar 12, 2012, 3:31:26 PM3/12/12
to
<kie...@freenet.de> wrote:
[ ... CUT ... ]
> I am interested in values of the *REAL* momory of this server.
>
If you just want to know the count (#) of your serever's Real mem - you
should use simple: lsattr -El mem0
svmon is rather for mem (let say vmm) usage
Rgrds.,
m0rT1
--
//a.k.a Godsend
[ ... CUT ... ]
> I am interested in values of the *REAL* momory of this server.
>
should use simple: lsattr -El mem0
svmon is rather for mem (let say vmm) usage
Rgrds.,
m0rT1
--
//a.k.a Godsend
sim
Apr 5, 2012, 6:17:12 PM4/5/12
to
The most important is to watch that 'virtual' doesn't grow over 'size' (First row). In case it does - there is a good chance you might be approaching thrashing...
0 new messages