[Tyler McAdams]

There is a command line app for AIX that displays all sorts of realtime stats for the box you're logged in to, called "monitor". All you do it type "monitor" from the commandline and a "top" like program starts in the terminal window. This app, however ,monitors lots more than just the processes... like disk usage, memory usage..etc. Does anybody here know of this program?

[Arkham_c]

Code:
Usage: monitor [options]

AIX System monitor v2.1.7PRE7 21may2000
(c) 1991-2000 Jussi Maki (jmaki@csc.fi), Marcel Mol (marcel@mesa.nl)

Monitor is a curses-based AIX system event monitor

Monitor is AIX-specific. You can find a lot of free and shareware apps that do this on OSX.

[Cipher13]

*gets flashbacks to Novell*

*shudder*

[philzilla]

Originally posted by Tyler McAdams:
like disk usage, memory usage..etc. Does anybody here know of this program?

i'm at an XP machine at the moment, but doesn't ps axm give you some info like that? i know it doesn't run constantly like top, but at least it offers some info. i can't check from here, though.

[K++]

AquaMon get if from versiontracker. it does exactly what you want and can be made to look pretty too.

[Tyler McAdams]

Originally posted by K++:
AquaMon get if from versiontracker. it does exactly what you want and can be made to look pretty too.

Yes! That's exactly what I'm talking about! Thanks!

[Tyler McAdams]

Originally posted by philzilla:
i'm at an XP machine at the moment, but doesn't ps axm give you some info like that? i know it doesn't run constantly like top, but at least it offers some info. i can't check from here, though.

Thanks, that's an interesting cmd, but that's not exaclty what I'm talking about... but interesting none the less. Thx.

[philzilla]

it was actually ps -auxcm i was on about. heh, slightly different, but that's the one i was on about really