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ParaStation5 Administrator's Guide
count [hw
hw
]
List the status of the communication system(s) on the selected node(s). Various counters are
displayed.
If the
hw
option is given, only the counters concerning the
hw
hardware type are displayed. The
default is to display the counters of all enabled hardware types on this node.
down
List all nodes which are marked as "DOWN".
hardware
Show the hardware setup on the selected node(s).
Besides the types of the communication hardware enabled within the ParaStation system on each
node also the number of available CPUs are displayed. The two numbers shown in this column
mark the number of virtual and physical CPUs respectively. These number might differ due to
technologies like Intel's HyperThreading or multi core CPUs.
load
Show the load and the number of processes managed by the ParaStation system on the selected
node(s).
The three load values displayed are the averages for 1, 5 and 15 minutes respectively. The
two numbers of processes are as follows: The total number of processes contains all processes
managed by the ParaStation system, including Logger, Forwarder and psiadmin(1) processes.
Furthermore of course the actual working processes started by the users are included. The latter
ones are the “normal” processes, additionally displayed in the last column of the output.
mcast
List the status of the MCast facility of the ParaStation daemon psid(8) on the selected node(s).
memory
Show the overall and available memory on the selected node(s).
node
List the status of the selected node(s). Depending on the state of the ParaStation daemons, the
node(s) are marked to be "UP" or "DOWN".
proc [cnt
count
]
Show the processes managed by the ParaStation system on the selected node(s).
Only user, logger and admin processes are displayed. If forwarder and other special processes
should also be displayed, use the list
allproc
directive.
Up to
count
processes per node are displayed. If more processes are controlled by ParaStation
on this node, a short remark will tell the number of not displayed processes. The default is to show
10 processes.
The listed fields have the following meaning:
Node
The ParaStation ID of the node the process is running on.