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CHAPTER 3 Configuring the Operating System

Configuration Guide

43

For IBM RS/6000

The

errpt

command includes several options for limiting the report to events

that match certain criteria. Use the

errpt

command on a regular basis. If errors

appear, use the diagnostic tool

diag

to check your memory and disks. Or use the

System Management Interface Tool (SMIT) to run the

errpt

command. This

command may produce a lot of output.

For Sun Solaris

Check the /var/adm/messages file on a regular basis. If any of the types of
hardware errors described in the beginning of this section appear, use the Sun
Microsystems diagnostic tool,

sundiag

, to check memory and disks. See the

operating system documentation for more information.

For Linux

Check the /var/log/messages file on a regular basis. See the operating system
documentation for more information.

Monitoring the use of operating system resources

The System Administration Guide discusses maintaining the optimal number of
Adaptive Server engines for your workload and system configuration. To
determine the optimal number, monitor system and CPU usage.

For HP-UX

HP-UX supplies many tools to help monitor performance, some of which are
described as follows:

The

sar

command reports relative and absolute I/O throughput rates to

each disk and controller.

The

vmstat

command monitors virtual memory usage.

The

netstat

command monitors network status.

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