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For information on searching the Directory Server, see "Using ldapsearch," on
page 504.
The monitoring attributes for your server are found in the
entry.
When you monitor your server's activities using
following information:
• : Identifies the directory's current version number.
version
• : Current number of active threads used for handling requests.
threads
Additional threads may be created by internal server tasks, such as replication
or chaining.
•
connection:fd:opentime:opsinitiated:opscompleted:binddn:[rw]
following summary information for each open connection (only available if
you bind to the directory as the Directory Manager ):
—The file descriptor used for this connection.
fd
—The time this connection was opened.
opentime
opsinitiated
opscompleted
—The distinguished name used by this connection to connect to the
binddn
directory.
—The field shown if the connection is blocked for read or write.
rw
By default, this information is available to you only if you bind to the directory
as the Directory Manager. However, you can change the ACI associated with
this information to allow others to access the information.
•
currentconnections
service by the directory.
•
totalconnections
directory since it started.
• : Shows the number of file descriptors available to the directory.
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.
—The number of operations initiated by this connection.
—The number of operations completed.
: Identifies the number of connections currently in
: Identifies the number of connections handled by the
ns-slapd
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Monitoring Server Activity
cn=monitor,cn=config
, you see the
ldapsearch
: Provides the
itself. Essentially, this value lets
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