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Best way to issue VPO alerts for high memory usage on HPUX ?

enttoobad (Programmer)
19 Mar 02 5:26
Hi,

Does anyone have an efficient way to issue alerts when physical memory usage (not swap) has reached X% ?

We have OpenView VPO and Measureware to make use of.

Thanks in advance.
MikeLacey (MIS)
19 Mar 02 5:35
Ent,

Unless you configure HPUX to use only a specified figure the buffer cache will expand to use nearly all of available memory.

Unless your server is a database server with a "large" amount specifically configured to use a fixed size buffer cache I suggest it would be more useful for you to monitor the pi (page in) and po (page out) fields in the output of vmstat.

Mike
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