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Old 10-06-2009
NMON Physical Averages display for multi CPU Server
We have some AIX Unix Servers with 4 or 6 CPU and when type this command “c” in nmon always displays each cpu % with Averages on buttom. However we have several Servers with 18 CPU's and it only shows 16 17 on main page. Does nmon have some command that would show remaining with totals for Physical Averages? Kind of scroll down or next page function.
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Old 10-06-2009
Hi.

Is it because you don't have enough space on the screen? i.e. if you "un-display" other items it will have room to show the remaining CPU's

(the most I have is a server with 16 CPU's, and that displays fine!)
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Old 10-06-2009
What command would un-display other items on screen?
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Old 10-06-2009
Press h, and it will tell you.

Cheers
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