Re: onstat -g nt[tumd]

richard_kofler@edvg.co.at wrote: : Hi all, : I went thru TFM (Adminstrator's Guide) & searched thru c.d.i with : no result. that's because most of it isn't there for the -g stuff to onstat. myabe with 7.3 they did some documentation enhancements as well? the place you need to look for this stuff is in the training manuals, which means you have taken the classes, or have access to someone who has. i wonder if that was, perhaps, a little planned incentive to sell the classes maybe, nudge nudge, wink wink, know what i mean, saaay no more...:-) : global network information: : #netscb connects read write q-free q-limits q-exceed : 13/ 77 16896 2375097 2290482 9/ 10 10/ 10 5/ 0 #netscb - total number of network session control blocks / count of all cb's allocated connects, reads, writes - obvious q-free - number of free buffers on the queue / free buffers simultaneously on the queue q-limits - max buffers that can be on the queue / max free buffers on the queue q-exceed - number of times q-limits have been exceeded this is just basic info about the queue stuff for the network information. i've never used it for much, just to try and get an idea of what the system is doing with the network stuff. the more useful stuff comes from the rest of these commands, like ntd, and seeing stats for accepted and rejected connections, reads writes, that kind of thing. the big thing with this stuff is just to try and see if your network threads are being over or under utilized and adjusting the NETTYPE to either have more or less network threads, and place them on the proper vps. hope that helps. mickm