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LTREPORT
Section: User Commands (1)
Updated: April 7, 2008
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NAME
ltreport - system availability reporter
SYNOPSIS
ltreport [-i <string>] [-v] [-x]
DESCRIPTION
ltreport is part of SUNWlwact, the availability logging utility.
It reports a summary of availability data which includes the current system
availability as a percentage. Additionally, ltreport may be used
in an off-line fashion to print reports from other systems.
INVOCATION OPTIONS
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-i file
This option allows the user to pass availability data file of any other system and
display its availability report in the current host.
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-v
The verbose switch will cause ltreport to print the events as an
indexed table and displays the availability report.
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-x
Prints the entire availability log file as unqualified XML on stdout.
FILES
/etc/default/lwact - Configuration file of the light weight availability collection tool.
$LOGDIR/hostid.lwact.xml - Availability data file generated by the light weight availability collection tool.
LOGDIR is the configurable variable in the /etc/default/lwact file.
It holds the directory path to the corresponding file.
SEE ALSO
tictimed(1)
logtime(1)
NOTES
ltreport reports downtime broken down into three categories:
Planned, Unplanned, and Undefined. Additionally two availability
calculations are provided: Raw and Adjusted. The Raw, or Total
Availability is calculated as (total_up_time / elapsed_time) * 100
as a precentage.
Adjusted is calculated as: ((up_time + plnd_down) / elapsed_time) * 100
as a precentage.
Index
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- SYNOPSIS
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- DESCRIPTION
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- INVOCATION OPTIONS
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- FILES
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- SEE ALSO
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