Red Hat DIRECTORY SERVER 8.0 - ADMINISTRATION Administration Manual page 402

Chapter 13. Monitoring Server and Database Activity
Attribute
currentconnections
totalconnections
dtablesize
readwaiters
opsinitiated
opscompleted
entriessent
bytessent
currentime
starttime
nbackends
backendmonitordn
Table 13.6. Server Monitoring Attributes
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Description
binddn — The distinguished name used by this
connection to connect to the directory.
rw — The field shown if the connection is
blocked for read or write.
By default, this information is available to
Directory Manager. However, the ACI associated
with this information can be edited to allow others
to access the information.
Identifies the number of connections currently in
service by the directory.
Identifies the number of connections handled by
the directory since it started.
Shows the number of file descriptors available
to the directory. Each connection requires
one file descriptor: one for every open index,
one for log file management, and one for ns-
slapd itself. Essentially, this value shows how
many additional concurrent connections can be
serviced by the directory. For more information
on file descriptors, refer to the operating system
documentation.
Identifies the number of threads waiting to read
data from a client.
Identifies the number of operations the server
has initiated since it started.
Identifies the number of operations the server
has completed since it started.
Identifies the number of entries sent to clients
since the server started.
Identifies the number of bytes sent to clients
since the server started.
Identifies the time when this snapshot of the
server was taken. The time is displayed in
Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) in UTC format.
Identifies the time when the server started.
The time is displayed in Greenwich Mean Time
(GMT) in UTC format.
Identifies the number of back ends (databases)
the server services.
Identifies the DN of each directory database.