HP XC System 3.x Software - Manual (Page 110)

Viewing Enhanced Data with xcxclus or xcxperf
By default, the xcxclus and xcxperf utilities display generic data. You can force xcxclus
and xcxperf to display enhanced data by specifying the -enhanced and either the -apmond
or -clusmond option. For example, the following command starts xcxclus so it displays
enhanced data:
% xcxclus -enhanced -apmond
Starting xcxclus with the -enhanced option causes it to display the same data that xclus
displays. The difference is that you need superuser privileges to specify the
-unrestricted-nodes
option to monitor nodes outside your job allocation.
You must specify the -apmond or -clusmond option to view enhanced data because the default
daemons used by xcxclus and xcxperf cannot collect enhanced data. For more information
about the Xtools daemons, see
“Xtools Daemons” (page 111) .
Starting xcxperf with the -enhanced option causes it to display the same data that xperf
displays. The difference is that if you need superuser privileges to specify the -node and
-unrestricted-nodes
options to run xcxperf on a node outside your job allocation.
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