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Description: | This plugin monitors various health & performance metrics for AIX WPAR’s.
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Supported Monitoring Stations: | 7.8, 7.7, 7.6, 7.5, 7.4, 7.3, 7.2, 7.1, 6.0 |
Supported Agents: | AIX |
Installation Notes: |
- Uptime 7.3 and later install via the Extension Manager
- Uptime 7.2 and earlier install using the Uptime Plugin Manager
####Agent Script Setup Steps
- Download the AIX WPAR Workload Agent Side Script and extract.
- Place the wpar-monitor.sh file in the directory /opt/uptime-agent/scripts/ on your AIX system. (create the directory if needed)
- Make sure wpar-monitor.sh has the appropriate permissions:
cd /opt/uptime-agent/scripts
chown uptime:staff wpar-monitor.sh
chmod +x wpar-monitor.sh
- Create/edit the following password file:
/opt/uptime-agent/bin/.uptmpasswd
and add the following line to it (replace your-password with a password of your choosing):
your-password /opt/uptime-agent/scripts/wpar-monitor.sh
- Note the value used for ‘your-password’ as that will be needed when configuring the service monitor in the Uptime GUI.
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Input Variables: | - Port - port that the Uptime agent is listening on (default 9998)
- Password - password that the Uptime agent has setup
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Output Variables: | - LPAR Physical Processor Utilization (proc)
- LPAR Entitled Capacity Utilization (%)
- WPAR CPU User(%)
- WPAR CPU System (%)
- WPAR CPU Waiting on IO (%)
- WPAR CPU Idle (%)
- WPAR Physical Processor Utilization (proc)
- WPAR Physical Processor Utilization (%)
- WPAR Memory Size (pages)
- WPAR Memory In Use (pages)
- WPAR Memory Free(pages)
- WPAR Paging Space Size (pages)
- WPAR Paging Space In Use (pages)
- Response time (ms)
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