HP NonStop G-Series - Manual (Page 173)

Performing Routine Disk Operations
Guardian User’s Guide — 425266-001
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Using NSKCOM to Monitor and Alter Swap Files
A report such as the following is sent to your home terminal:
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The difference between the creates and releases equals the current number of
reservations.
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The difference between allocates and frees is the actual number of pages currently
being used for storing swap data.
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This actual current usage can be at most equal to the number of Reserved CPU
Pages at any given time.
For more information about NSKCOM, see the Kernel-Managed Swap Facility (KMSF)
Manual.
NSK-STATUS KMSF
KMSF statistics from CPU 0
Total swap space 560 MB
Historical data:
Reservations: Creates 934 (failures 0) Releases 911 (failures 0)
Resizes 6 (failures 0)
Actual use: Allocates 19 (failures 0) Frees 3 (failures 0)
Reserved CPU Pages 60 (for 23 Reservations) Available pages 4100
KMSF statistics from CPU 1
Total swap space 560 MB
Reserved CPU Pages 412 (for 35 Reservations) Available pages 4110
Historical data:
Reservations: Creates 46 (failures 0) Releases 28 (failures 0)
Resizes 16 (failures 0)
Actual use: Allocates 0 (failures 0) Frees 0 (failures 0)
NSK-
Total swap space Total number of megabytes (MB) that are currently allocated in
kernel-managed swap files for the processor.
Reserved CPU Pages Total memory pages that are currently allocated for the processor.
Available pages Total number of memory pages currently available in swap files for
the processor.
Creates Total number of reservations made for process creations since the
processor loaded.
Releases Total number of reservations released since the processor loaded.
Resizes Total number of reservations that have been resized since the
processor loaded.
Allocates Total number of allocations that have been made in the swap files.
Frees Total number of allocations that have been freed.