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Monitoring gWLM from the command line

There are several command-line tools for monitoring gWLM. These commands are added to the
path during installation. On HP-UX systems, the commands are in /opt/gwlm/bin/. On
Microsoft Windows systems, the commands are in C:\Program Files\HP\Virtual Server
Environment\bin\gwlm\

by default. However, a different path might have been selected at

installation.

NOTE:

You must be logged in as root on HP-UX or into an account that is a member of the

Administrators group on Windows to run the commands below.

gwlm monitor

The gwlm command, available only on a CMS, has a monitor subcommand that displays
policy, workload, and SRD statistics.

gwlmreport

This command, available only on a CMS, provides various types of reports: topborrowers,
resourceaudit

, abnormalutil, and extract (which provides data in comma-separated

values for use in other tools). It also provides an ovpafeed option that extracts data for use
with OpenView Performance Agent via data source integration (DSI). In addition, it can
generate a config report showing the history of configuration changes.

gwlmstatus

The gwlmstatus command, available only on managed nodes, displays status information
for a managed node's agent and SRD. The information displayed includes:

— Whether gwlmagent is running
— The version of the installed gwlmagent
— The SRD to which the current node belongs (if a member of a deployed SRD)
— Master node of the deployed SRD
— Whether hosts in the SRD are nonresponsive
— Whether the host's SRD is the most recently deployed SRD on the CMS (This knowledge

can be useful in determining failed deployments.)

— Whether any hosts are unable to rejoin the SRD

For more information, see gwlm(1M), gwlmreport(1M), or gwlmstatus(1M).

Message logs

For messages about gWLM’s ongoing operations, gWLM logs error and informational messages,
as well as statistics, to one of several log files:

Table 3-1 gWLM log files

Location

Log for

HP-UX: /var/opt/gwlm/gwlmcmsd.log.0

Windows: C:\Program Files\HP\Virtual Server
Environment\logs\gwlmcmsd.log.0

gwlmcmsd

daemon or service

HP-UX: /var/opt/gwlm/gwlmagent.log.0

Windows: Not applicable

gwlmagent

daemon

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