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We have four servers that we monitor for capacity utilization, including CPU,

memory, and I/O and Backup.


172.26.58.103/ NDC3VWNUATDBMG01
172.26.58.101/ DNC3VWNUATTEMMG01
172.26.58.21/ NDC3VWNPRODDBMG01
172.26.58.19/ NDC3VWNPRODAPPMGO1

This procedure is the same for all four servers

1.We log into the server using Arcon, which opens a PuTTY session.
2.We navigate to the temporary directory by running the command cd /tmp.
3.In this directory, we execute the command ls -lrt to list files and directories,
where we find the memory and I/O utilization scripts.
4.We run the scripts using the commands ./Memory_utilization.sh and
./IO_Utilization.sh.
5.We review the output from these scripts.

6.Next, we run the top command to check CPU utilization, which shows how
much CPU is being consumed, as well as the load average.

7.Then we check the backup:


-We navigate to the directory by running cd /opt/tivoli/tsm/client/ba/bin.
-Next, we run the command ls -lrt to view the logs, where we can see the
dsmsched.log files.

- Then cat that log file cat dsmsched.log here we see the backup status

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