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Funny you should mention those.

I was looking into that earlier today.

However, I'm still waiting to goto v5r4 from v5r2....v6r1 is a long, long way off.

Charles Wilt
Software Engineer
CINTAS Corporation - IT 92B
513.701.1307

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iNavigator?

V6R1 web based system director? (Although many of the performance metrics
of iNav have not been ported to that yet)

Rob Berendt
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All,



I'm Looking for info about performance monitoring packages.



So far I've come across MPG (System i and System p only) and Visual
Control Center (System i, System
p, UNIX/Linux and Windows)



I'm curious if there are others I should be looking at or if anybody has
feedback on the two above.



In particular, while we are going to want the standard info, such as CPU
used, one other
non-standard(?) metric I know we need is # of jobs in specific job
queue(s).



Also, since we have 100+ locations on a single box, it would be nice if we
could take advantage of job
accounting information to look at performance/resource usage between
locations.



Ideally, the product would provide a nice web based dashboard that could
provide system status info to
the users.



Last but not least, has anybody got any experience extracting and
processing the data collected by
IBM's built in performance monitoring?



Thanks in advance!



Charles Wilt

Software Engineer

CINTAS Corporation - IT 92B

513.701.1307

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