AppManager for UNIX provides the following Knowledge Scripts for monitoring UNIX and Linux computers.
From the Knowledge Script view of console, you can access more information about any NetIQ-supported Knowledge Script by selecting it and clicking Help or F1.
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Monitors CPU utilization for Logical Partitions (LPAR) on AIX. |
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Monitors the status of processes of an application. |
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Monitors an ASCII text file for specific strings and messages logged. |
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Monitors CPU usage for each process and the total CPU usage for all processes. |
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Monitors CPU usage. |
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Monitors CPU consumption for users, the number of active processes, the number of threads, the number of context switches, and the number of interrupts per second. |
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Monitors CPU utilization and queue length. |
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Checks a DNS client’s list of DNS servers to verify each DNS server is reachable and responding to client look-up requests. |
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Checks memory and CPU usage for the DNS process and performs a basic nslookup test. |
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Monitors replication between two name servers in a specified domain. |
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Monitors used space and free space on only non-excluded mounted file systems and, optionally, checks for incremental increases in used space. |
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Runs a UNIX or Linux command and, optionally generates events based on the program’s output or collects data from the output that can be used to generate graphs. |
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Monitors failed logon and failed su attempts. |
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Monitors used space and free space on mounted file systems and, optionally, checks for incremental increases in used space. |
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Uses a configuration file to monitor used space on mounted file systems and, optionally, checks for incremental increases in used space. |
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Monitors the number of files that match a set of criteria. |
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Monitors any user-specified system performance data. |
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Sends a status request to a Web server’s HTTP port to check server operation. |
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Checks the disk space used by the directories you specify and the number of files under those directories. |
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Monitors logical disk operation time and the maximum queue length. |
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Monitors logical disk IO activity, including disk transfers, reads, and writes per second. |
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Monitors transfers, block reads and block writes per second on a logical disk on Linux 2.6 kernel and above. Raises an event if any threshold is exceeded. |
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Monitors the utilization and I/O request queue for logical disk devices. |
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Monitors the individual memory usage for each specified process and total memory usage for all specified processes. |
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Monitors the physical memory for a system. |
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Monitors physical memory, virtual memory, and paging files. |
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Monitors network interface collision. |
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Monitors the physical connection between network interface adapters and the network. |
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Checks the status of network interfaces. |
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Monitors the percentage of input and output errors for network interfaces. |
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Monitors the input, output, and throughput of the network traffic on network interface cards. |
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Monitors the number of files that are opened by a process in a system |
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Monitors UNIX paging activity. |
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Monitors physical disk activity and response time. |
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Monitors physical disk reads and writes in KB per second. |
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Monitors physical disk operation time and response time. |
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Checks server availability by running a Ping test and returning response time. |
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Checks whether system ports are working properly. |
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Monitors the printer queue length and the memory size of the documents in the queue. |
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Monitors the number of system processes with an effective user ID (euid) of root. |
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Determines whether specified processes are currently running. |
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Monitors the number of processes currently running on a system. |
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Checks whether a specified process is running. |
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Monitors applications on remote UNIX computers using a proxy UNIX agent. |
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Generates a detailed report about CPU usage and queue length. |
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Generates a summary report about the percentage of disk space used and the amount of free space. |
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Generates a detailed report about the use of physical and virtual memory, and paging files. |
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Generates a report about the use of bandwidth on network interface cards. |
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Generates a report detailing the uptime and downtime (by percentage) of monitored computers. |
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Generates a report about the total memory used by all processes and the processes that consume the most memory resources. |
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Detects runaway processes by sampling CPU usage and terminates processes. |
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Runs a non-interactive UNIX command. |
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Monitors CPU utilization of Linux/UNIX machines. |
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Monitors the use of physical memory of the system. |
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Monitors physical activity and response time. |
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Monitors the availability of swap areas. |
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Monitors the syslog file for the search strings you specify. |
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Tracks the number of hours a computer has been operational since it was last rebooted. |
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Monitors total CPU used by all processes and reports processes that consume the most CPU resources. |
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Monitors the total memory used by all processes and reports processes that consume the most memory. |
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Monitors the number of accounts logged into a computer. |
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Knowledge Script to configure WAM Client to connect to the WAM server. |
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Monitors the usage of a ZFS dataset. |
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Monitors ZFS Pool Health |
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Monitors snapshot usage of the pool. |
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Monitors ZFS pool and IO statistics. |
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Monitors the number of zombie processes. |