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CPU Activity
One of my user always complains about the load on the server, he works in a different location & time zone.
Is it possible to check the CPU activity during specific time/days? let us say for example, i want to check the load on the server at 9 pm to 10 PM on August 22th ? Not the current load. How can i check this ?? |
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Expounding on what sysgate said, you need to run "sar". One, however, just doesn't "run" sar. Check the crontabs for a line containing "sa1" and/or "sa2". If not, look at the man pages for sa1 and sa2. Once you've been running these for a while, you can look at basically anything in the last month using the "sar" command-line tool.
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