Monitoring Database Activity - Red Hat DIRECTORY SERVER 7.1 - ADMINISTRATOR Administrator's Manual

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currentconnections
service by the directory.
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totalconnections
directory since it started.
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dtablesize
Each connection requires one file descriptor: one for every open index, one for
log file management, and one for
you know about how many more concurrent connections can be serviced by
the directory. For more information on file descriptors, refer to your operating
system documentation.
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readwaiters
client.
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opsinitiated
since it started.
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opscompleted
since it started.
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entriessent
started.
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bytessent
started.
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currentime
The time is displayed in Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) in UTC format.
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starttime
in Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) in UTC format.
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nbackends
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backendmonitordn

Monitoring Database Activity

You can monitor your database's current activities from Directory Server Console
or from the command-line. This section contains the following information:
• Monitoring Database Activity from the Server Console
• Monitoring Databases from the Command-Line
: Identifies the number of connections currently in
: Identifies the number of connections handled by the
: Shows the number of file descriptors available to the directory.
: Identifies the number of threads waiting to read data from a
: Identifies the number of operations the server has initiated
: Identifies the number of operations the server has completed
: Identifies the number of entries sent to clients since the server
: Identifies the number of bytes sent to clients since the server
: Identifies the time when this snapshot of the server was taken.
: Identifies the time when the server started. The time is displayed
: Identifies the number of back ends (databases) the server services.
: Identifies the DN of each directory database.
itself. Essentially, this value lets
ns-slapd
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