Controlling The Poa From The Poa Web Console - Novell GROUPWISE 8 - ADMINISTRATION Administration Manual

The POA takes a snapshot every 60 seconds.
3 Refresh your browser window to display data as it is collected.
4 Specify the interval at which you want to write data to a file on disk for permanent storage.
Performance data is saved to the
and date and starts with 001 and increments each time you enable performance snapshots
nnn
to start gathering data. The performance data file is stored in the
directory in comma-separated value (CSV) format, so that you can bring the data into a
spreadsheet program for analysis.
5 When you have gathered sufficient performance data, select Stop, then click Submit.
Because gathering performance data uses POA resources, you should turn the feature off when
you have gathered sufficient data. It is turned off automatically when you restart the POA.
6 When you are finished using performance data files, delete them to conserve disk space.
The POA does not automatically clean up old performance data files.

37.2.4 Controlling the POA from the POA Web Console

At the POA Web console, you can change some POA configuration settings for the current POA
session. You can also stop and start some specific POA threads.
IMPORTANT: In order to control the POA from the POA Web console, you must set up
authentication for the POA Web console, as described in
POA Web Console," on page
"Changing POA Configuration Settings" on page 551
"Controlling the POA Admin Thread" on page 552
"Controlling the POA MTP Threads" on page 552
Changing POA Configuration Settings
On the POA Web console menu, click Configuration. Online help on the Configuration page helps
you interpret the configuration information being displayed.
file, where
mmddsnap.nnn
544.
represents the current month
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Step 9 in Section 37.2.1, "Setting Up the
Monitoring the POA 551