Sun Microsystems Netscape Enterprise Server, Administrator'S Manual

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Chapter 8, Understanding Log Files 193
Using Performance Monitor (Windows NT)
s(number): Find top (number) seconds of log
m(number): Find top (number) minutes of log
h(number): Find top (number) hours of log
u(number): Find top (number) users of log
a(number): Find top (number) user agents of log
r(number): Find top (number) referers of log
x(number): Find top (number) for miscellaneous keywords
z: Do not find any general stats.
-l [cx,hx]: Make a list of - Default: c+3h5
c(x,+x): Most commonly accessed URLs
(x: Only list x entries)
(+x: Only list if accessed more than x times)
h(x,+x): Hosts (or IP addresses) most often accessing your server
(x: Only list x entries)
(+x: Only list if accessed more than x times)
z: Do not make any lists
Using Performance Monitor (Windows NT)
You can also monitor your server by using the Windows NT Performance
Monitor, which graphically shows information about your computer’s
performance. Use Performance Monitor to see performance data about
Netscape Enterprise Server.
To monitor Netscape Enterprise performance using Performance Monitor:
1.
From the Start menu, select Programs and then Administrative Tools.
Choose Performance Monitor in the Administrative Tools program group.
2.
Choose Add to Chart from the Edit menu.
The Add to Chart window appears.
3.
If the Netscape Enterprise Server you want to monitor is on a remote
system, type its name in the Computer field.
4.
Choose Netscape Server from the Object pull-down menu.
5.
Choose the instance you want to monitor.
If you have multiple servers installed, you can choose multiple instances.
6.
Choose the counters you want to see in your chart.