3.3.14 Settings for Collecting the OS Statistical Information
This section describes the settings to acquire the OS statistical information when the OS is Windows.
You can acquire the performance data of the system resources using the Windows system monitor. When an error occurs or signs
of an error appear, collection of performance data by Windows system monitor begins and after the error occurs the performance
data log is stored. For details about the operation of the system monitor, see the manual provided with the OS.
Extract the system monitor logs described in the following table at an interval of 60 seconds. For details about how to set
up, see the manual provided with the OS.
Table 3‒20: Setting contents of the system monitor
Performance object
|
Instance
|
Item name
|
Description
|
processor
|
--
|
%Processor Time
|
CPU usage rate (total value excluding thread in non-idle state)
|
%Privileged Time
|
CPU usage rate (kernel mode part)
|
%User Time
|
CPU usage rate (user mode part)
|
memory
|
--
|
Cache Bytes
|
Number of bytes currently used by file system cache
|
Cache Faults/sec
|
Frequency of extracting the memory from another location or extracting from the disk per second
|
Page Faults/sec
|
Number of page faults per second
|
Transition Faults/sec
|
Number of faults per second
|
process
|
_Total
|
Handle Count
|
Total number of handles currently open
|
Page Faults/sec
|
Occurrence rate of page faults
|
Private Bytes
|
Memory Usage (bytes)
|
Virtual Bytes
|
Virtual memory usage (bytes)
|
Working Set Bytes
|
Actual memory usage (bytes)
|
cjstartsv
|
%Processor Time
|
CPU usage rate (total value excluding thread in non-idle state)
|
%Privileged Time
|
CPU usage rate (kernel mode part)
|
%User Time
|
CPU usage rate (user mode part)
|
Page Faults/sec
|
Occurrence rate of page faults
|
Thread Count
|
Number of threads
|
Private Bytes
|
Memory Usage (bytes)
|
Virtual Bytes
|
Virtual memory usage (bytes)
|
Working Set Bytes
|
Actual memory usage (bytes)
|
- Legend:
-
--: Not applicable
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