Author Topic: Number of Active user connected to CMOD.  (Read 3953 times)

vishalthakare

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Number of Active user connected to CMOD.
« on: March 06, 2013, 02:01:23 AM »
Hi All,

Is there any way by which i can find out the number of Active connection and the user id in CMOD at the given date/time stamp.
It should also include connections using CMOD client,ODWEK  or any other application.


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Vishal

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Re: Number of Active user connected to CMOD.
« Reply #1 on: March 06, 2013, 06:01:25 AM »
Check for this message in system log

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ARS0201I Concurrent Licenses: Current(current_licenses), Maximum Allowed(entitled_licenses)
Explanation:
The server generates this message approximately every 30 minutes to display the number of concurrent users on the system (at the time that the message was generated). This message also displays the maximum number of concurrent users that are allowed on the system.

Example:

Concurrent Licenses: Current(8), Maximum Allowed(50)

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Re: Number of Active user connected to CMOD.
« Reply #2 on: March 06, 2013, 07:08:09 AM »
In v8.4 and older, you count the number of UNIX processes.

In v8.5 and newer, arssockd uses a threaded model, and you can get thread info with arssockd -p.  I don't believe this has the active number of users though. 

It also gets tricky when you're using ODWEK -- the Java API has the option of connection pooling, so you might see one connection for dozens of actual end users.

Fred is right that the System Log is the way to find this out.  But number of users in itself isn't terribly useful.  What exactly are you trying to monitor?

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