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[Networker] How to count concurrent sessions (scripted)
2011-03-14 13:14:21
Hi All,
Networker 7.6.0
Solaris10
500ish clients
4,000 save sets a night
We've had some issues over the past few weeks which I've finally pinned
down to server parallelism being set too low. I've temporarily resolved
it by adding two storage node licenses and increasing the server
parallelism from 96 to 160.
Before I spend too long digging through the tools, has anyone already
got a good command line way to get the number of current sessions that
NetWorker thinks are running or eligible to run? I'm thinking that
/usr/sbin/jobquery is my friend here, but I've yet to figure out which
type and/or status I need to be counting to see how far above "server
parallelism" I'm asking the system to go.
I know Thierry's got a way to tally up what has happened historically
(make a very nice display in nsr_reporter), but I'm looking for a
current sessions count, so that I can figure out if it's server
parallelism that's stopping the system from progressing. (and dump it in
my database for long term reference)
Many thanks
Will
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