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3.3 Config file examples
The configuration files below provide examples of different types of configurations that
can be generated using the RPM Wizard.
The following documents configuration file contents, this is primarily for instructive
purposes only, since generally you should use RPM Wizard RPMWIZ to create your
configuration files.
To run the RPM configuration wizard RPMWIZ enter the following command.
TACL 1 > RUN RPMWIZ
RPMCNF - TTY Configuration file Example #1
The example config file below adds 3 nodes \node1, 2, 3; sets the terminal type to TTY,
indicates the 5 busiest processes should be displayed for each node, sets sort to be by
node, sets critical, warning, and information thresholds, and sets the rate to 10 seconds.
!======================================================
!== RPM TTY Configuration settings - 08/04/15 10:00:00
!======================================================
ADD \node1 ! add \node1 to list of nodes
ADD \node2 ! add \node2 to list of nodes
ADD \node3 ! add \node3 to list of nodes
SET TERM TTY ! define default term type, VT100, T6530, TTY
SET ENTRIES 5 ! show top 5 busy processes on each cpu/node
SET SORT BYNODE ! sort across all cpus in each node
SET CRIT 50 ! set Critical alert busy threshold 50%
SET WARN 10 ! set Warning alert busy threshold 10%
SET INFO 1 ! set Info alert busy threshold 1%
SET RATE 10 ! set refresh rate in seconds
SET RATE defines the interval between RPM samples. Although short sample
intervals such as 1 second update the screen frequently and are supported by RPM, a one
second update is not necessarily the best setting. Too frequent updates can be
disorientating, and in particular a 10 second sample interval has some special advantages.
See SET RATE for more info.