HP NonStop NS Monitoring IOPs, Monitoring Generic Processes, Monitoring the Status of $ZZKRN

Processes: Monitoring and Recovery								Monitoring IOPs
$ZLM01	B	1,342	200	P	015	255,255	$SYSTEM.SYS14.LANMON	$ZHOME
$ZTC0		1,352	200	P	011	255,255	$SYSTEM.SYS14.TCPIP	$ZHOME
$ZTNT	B	1,355	149		001	255,255	$SYSTEM.SYS14.TELSERV	$ZHOME
$ZPORT	B	1,357	149		001	255,255	$SYSTEM.SYS14.LISTNER	$ZHOME
$KLA9E		1,424	147	P	001	255,255	$DATA2.KMZTT.LOGGER	$ZTNT.#PTBY5D
$ZTM02		2,5	200		017	255,255	$SYSTEM.SYS14.TMFMON2	$YMIOP.#CLCI
$GRD2	B	2,243	147	P	001	255,255	$DATA2.QA9050.RUNNER	$ZTNT.#PTBY5CV
$ZP02A		2,300	195		001	255,255	$SYSTEM.ZRPC.PORTMAP	$ZHOME
$ZCMOM	B	2,303	150		001	255,255	$SYSTEM.SYS14.CIMOM	$ZHOME

Monitoring IOPs

For a list of manuals that provide more information about monitoring I/O processes (IOPs), refer to the WAN Subsystem Configuration and Management Manual, the SWAN Concentrator and WAN Subsystem Troubleshooting Guide, and the Expand Configuration and Management Manual.

Monitoring Generic Processes

Because generic processes are configured using the SCF interface to the Kernel subsystem, you specify the $ZZKRN Kernel subsystem manager process when monitoring a generic process. These SCF commands are available for monitoring $ZZKRN and other generic processes:

INFO	Displays configuration information for the specified objects
NAMES	Displays a list of subordinate object types and names for the
	specified objects
STATUS	Displays current status information about the specified objects

Monitoring the Status of $ZZKRN

To monitor the status of the $ZZKRN Kernel subsystem manager process, at a TACL prompt:

> SCF STATUS SUBSYS $ZZKRN

This example shows the output produced by this command:

1 -> STATUS SUBSYS $ZZKRN

NONSTOP KERNEL - Status SUBSYS \COMM.$ZZKRN

Name	State	Processes
\COMM.$ZZKRN	STARTED	(conf/strd)
		( 25/22 )

Monitoring the Status of All Generic Processes

To monitor the status of all generic processes controlled by $ZZKRN, at a TACL prompt:

> SCF STATUS PROCESS $ZZKRN.#*

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