UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers

What your company needs to do is hire a Unix administrator.
If you just want reports on performace, any decent Unix admin can do it with the available tools within the O.S., regardless of the number of servers you have. If you have Sun servers, Sun has an application called Sun Management Console, which gives you a pretty GUI for what is basically the output of vmstat, iostat, etc. I'm sure HP and AIX have something similar.

If what you are looking for is high level fault management, then I would recommend Netcool by Micromuse. Expensive licenses, but it would monitor anything and give you real time fault management capabilities.

All that my company needs it's a small tool that can monitors unix system,without to handle in unix personally...i dont want to write scripit or something else,all that I want it's to connect to unix machine through this tool from windows .this tool has to make possible for me to define counters per process, and save the result to csv file (a sample of unix machine must be happened every one minute )


Time java Available MBytes java Page Faults/sec
6:26 PM 1142.00 478.29
6:27 PM 1124.00 365.48
6:27 PM 1121.00 374.56
6:28 PM 1104.00 304.04

I want an entire tool,I dont want in additional to this tool to install apache server on unix or something else...

Perfmon on windows machines is the best example which this tool must be..

You want a small tool. You also want it to be GUI-based. These requirements are mutually exclusive.

I explain my self...
I am looking for a tool that has been manufactured for resolving unix and windows system problems olny...
I dont want a tool that monitors data bases or web servers...

And we keep telling you, there isn't such a manufactured tool for merely looking at performance stats and saving them in a .CSV, since any Unix OS already has all the tools you need for what you want to see and do. That you don't know how to use them and you want Unix to behave like Windows for your convenience, well, that we can't help.

LOL @ System Shock

Well said mate