Web ViewPoint User Guide, Version 5.14

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A. CPU: Choose to display information for all CPUs, or a selected CPU. CPU selections are from 0 to 15. Web
ViewPoint ignores CPU selections that are not present on your Server (e.g. selecting CPU 12 on a 4 CPU
system).
B. Attribute: Choose one or more attributes from 1 to 14 of the available attributes. They are:
 CPU Busy: The percentage of time a Processor is not idle during the polling period. (Processor busy +
interrupt busy time.)
 CPU Queue:The average number of Processes on the ready list (Processes which are ready to run.)during
the polling period as a percentage of the maximum depending on the CPU type.
 Send Busy:The percentage of time during the polling period that a send was being performed within a
Processor.
 Dispatch Rate:The average number of Process dispatches, per second, during the polling periodas a
percentage of the maximum depending on the CPU type.
 Disc I/O Rate: The average number of disk I/Os, per second, during the polling period as a percentage of
the maximum depending on the CPU type. This will be an accumulation of all disk I/Os for all the disk
Processes within the Processor being reported.
 Cache Hit Rate: The average number of disk cache hits, per second, during the polling period as a
percentage of the maximum depending on the CPU type.
 Page Fault Rate: The average number of page faults which occurred, per second, during the polling period
as a percentage of the maximum depending on the CPU type.
 Low PIN PCB: The number of Low PIN Process Control Blocks allocated at the time the Processor is polled.
 High PIN PCB: The number of High PIN Process Control Blocks allocated at the time the Processor is
polled.
 Memory Queue Length: The average number of Processes awaiting page fault servicing during the polling
period as a percentage of the maximum depending on the CPU type.
 Memory Pressure: An indicator of the frequency of page faults during the polling period.
 Locked Memory: The number of pages of physical memory which are locked at the time the Processor is
polled.
 Process Time List Elements: The number of Process Time List Elements allocated at the time the
Processor is polled.
 Time List Elements: The number of Time List Elements allocated at the time the Processor is polled.
C. Display: Here you select the resolution at which data should be displayed, as well as whether a tuning window
should be calculated and shown: