Hello All,

Is there a way to select on CPU MEMORY and DISK usage in NMON so when
i run nmon_analyser it only picks up those three categories instead of
10 categories?

Thanks for the help

pinoy

Actually, instead of limiting the data that Nmon collects, I would
limit the data the NmonAnalzer analyzes! On the "Setting" tab of the
Nmon Analyzer spreadsheet, you can specify what you want it to
Analyzer. The default is
"SYS_SUMM,CPU_ALL,DISKBUSY,DISK_SUMM,MEMNEW,NET,PA GE,PROC,TOP". You
could just emlinate the stats you don't want to analyze.
Hope that helps.

pinoy2ser@gmail.com wrote:
> Hello All,
>
> Is there a way to select on CPU MEMORY and DISK usage in NMON so when
> i run nmon_analyser it only picks up those three categories instead of
> 10 categories?
>
> Thanks for the help
>
> pinoy

I got it...Thanks..

how do I make it run for 8 hours with an interval for every hours..Or
let it run for 8 hours and monitor the activiry every hour?

Thanks
pinoy

jtrosky@gmail.com wrote:
> Actually, instead of limiting the data that Nmon collects, I would
> limit the data the NmonAnalzer analyzes! On the "Setting" tab of the
> Nmon Analyzer spreadsheet, you can specify what you want it to
> Analyzer. The default is
> "SYS_SUMM,CPU_ALL,DISKBUSY,DISK_SUMM,MEMNEW,NET,PA GE,PROC,TOP". You
> could just emlinate the stats you don't want to analyze.
> Hope that helps.
>
> pinoy2ser@gmail.com wrote:
> > Hello All,
> >
> > Is there a way to select on CPU MEMORY and DISK usage in NMON so when
> > i run nmon_analyser it only picks up those three categories instead of
> > 10 categories?
> >
> > Thanks for the help
> >
> > pinoy

Honestly, an interval of 60 minutes is a VERY large interval.
Typically, I use intrevals of 15 or 30 minutes at most. I'm not sure
than an interval of 60 minutes will be very accurate.

Regardless, when you start up Nmon, use the -c and -s parameters to
control the interval and number of intervals. For your example, you
would use "-s3600 -c8", which says to get a snapshot (-s) every 3600
seconds (60 minutes) and get a total of 8 snapshots (-c specifies
count).

You really need to take a look at the Nmon manual. There are too many
options to describe here - besides that it's already described in the
manual!

Hope that helps.

pinoy2ser@gmail.com wrote:
> I got it...Thanks..
>
> how do I make it run for 8 hours with an interval for every hours..Or
> let it run for 8 hours and monitor the activiry every hour?
>
> Thanks
> pinoy
>
> jtrosky@gmail.com wrote:
> > Actually, instead of limiting the data that Nmon collects, I would
> > limit the data the NmonAnalzer analyzes! On the "Setting" tab of the
> > Nmon Analyzer spreadsheet, you can specify what you want it to
> > Analyzer. The default is
> > "SYS_SUMM,CPU_ALL,DISKBUSY,DISK_SUMM,MEMNEW,NET,PA GE,PROC,TOP". You
> > could just emlinate the stats you don't want to analyze.
> > Hope that helps.
> >
> > pinoy2ser@gmail.com wrote:
> > > Hello All,
> > >
> > > Is there a way to select on CPU MEMORY and DISK usage in NMON so when
> > > i run nmon_analyser it only picks up those three categories instead of
> > > 10 categories?
> > >
> > > Thanks for the help
> > >
> > > pinoy

Honestly, an interval of 60 minutes is a VERY large interval.
Typically, I use intrevals of 15 or 30 minutes at most. I'm not sure
than an interval of 60 minutes will be very accurate.

Regardless, when you start up Nmon, use the -c and -s parameters to
control the interval and number of intervals. For your example, you
would use "-s3600 -c8", which says to get a snapshot (-s) every 3600
seconds (60 minutes) and get a total of 8 snapshots (-c specifies
count).

You really need to take a look at the Nmon manual. There are too many
options to describe here - besides that it's already described in the
manual!

Hope that helps.

pinoy2ser@gmail.com wrote:
> I got it...Thanks..
>
> how do I make it run for 8 hours with an interval for every hours..Or
> let it run for 8 hours and monitor the activiry every hour?
>
> Thanks
> pinoy
>
> jtrosky@gmail.com wrote:
> > Actually, instead of limiting the data that Nmon collects, I would
> > limit the data the NmonAnalzer analyzes! On the "Setting" tab of the
> > Nmon Analyzer spreadsheet, you can specify what you want it to
> > Analyzer. The default is
> > "SYS_SUMM,CPU_ALL,DISKBUSY,DISK_SUMM,MEMNEW,NET,PA GE,PROC,TOP". You
> > could just emlinate the stats you don't want to analyze.
> > Hope that helps.
> >
> > pinoy2ser@gmail.com wrote:
> > > Hello All,
> > >
> > > Is there a way to select on CPU MEMORY and DISK usage in NMON so when
> > > i run nmon_analyser it only picks up those three categories instead of
> > > 10 categories?
> > >
> > > Thanks for the help
> > >
> > > pinoy