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Number of restarts
Total number of connections
Total operations requested
Total results returned
Results to requests ratio
Number of searches
Number of modifications
Number of adds
Number of deletes
Number of modified RDNs
For Directory Server 6.x logs only:
Persistent searches
Internal operations (with verbose logs)
Entry operations (with verbose logs)
Extended operations
Abandoned requests
Smart referrals received (verbose logs)
VLV (virtual list view) operations
VLV unindexed searches
Server-side sorting operations
SSL connections
Performance lowering operations:
Entire database searches
Unindexed searches (details optional)
The tool displays two types of statistics useful for monitoring and
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optimizing directory usage:
• Simple counts of events such as the total number of binds and the total number
of searches provide overall usage information. This is the basic information
that the tool will always print.
• Lists of the most frequently occurring parameters in LDAP requests provide
insight how the directory information is being accessed. For example, lists of
the top ten bind DNs, base DNs, filter strings, and attributes returned can help
administrators optimize the directory for its users. These lists are optional
because they are computation intensive: specify only the command-line
options for those you need (see "Options," on page 263).
FDs (file descriptors) taken
FDs returned
Highest FD taken
Disruptions:
Broken pipes
Connections reset by peer
Unavailable resources (and detail)
Total binds and types of binds
Most frequent occurrence lists (optional):
Error and return codes
Failed logins
Connection codes
Client IP addresses and connection codes
Bind DNs
Base DNs for searching
Search filters
Etimes (elapsed operation time)
Longest etimes
Nentries (number of entries in result)
Largest Nentries
Extended operations (Directory Server 6.x
only)
Most requested attributes (Directory Server
6.x only)
Abandoned operation details (Directory
Server 4.15)
Recommendations (optional)
Chapter 8 Command-Line Scripts
Perl Scripts
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