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Download the IBM Performance Optimization Toolkit v6.0 and v6.1.1 for Rational Performance Tester v6.1 and v6.1.1

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Summary: This tool identifies the root cause of poor performance observed during a test by round-trip response time decomposition. The response time is broken down into the times spent within each component in the system under test enabled by the included Tivoli ARM data collector. A Data Collection Infrastructure (DCI) version has been included to run with Rational Performance Tester v6.1.1.

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Important note: This is the download archive for IBM Performance Optimization Toolkit. These are NOT the current versions.

Prerequisites

You must have IBM Rational Performance Tester v6.1 or v6.1.1 and the IBM Performance Optimization Toolkit for Rational Performance Tester workbench installed before using this toolkit.

Installation instructions

Download the toolkits at the bottom of this article.

From the table below, download the IBM Performance Optimization Toolkit (zip format) for your desired platform.
Unzip this file and read the Installation Guide (Install.html) and Release Notes (readme.html) located in the <platform>\<platform>\disk1 sub-directory of the zip file contents.
Install the Performance Optimization Toolkit onto the same machine as Rational Performance Tester v6.1 or v6.1.1.
Download and install the Data Collection Infrastructure (DCI) for platforms where you wish to collect performance data.

Documentation

After the Performance Optimization Toolkit is installed, you can view documentation from within the Help > Help Contents menu of Rational Performance Tester. The applicable Help sections are located under the topic "Analyzing distributed application performance problems."

Support Instructions

Customers on current maintenance for Performance Tester can receive support for this toolkit via their standard IBM Rational support channels. Please specify IBM Rational Performance Tester v6.1or v6.1.1 as the product when opening any service request for this toolkit.

Downloads

Description	Name	Size	Download method
Workbench v6.0- Windows on Intel IA32 toolkit	windows_rpa_2005.0505.0300.zip	177 MB	FTP
Workbench v6.0- Linux on Intel IA32 toolkit	linux_rpa_2005.0505.0300.zip	233 MB	FTP
DCI v6.1.1- Windows on Intel IA32	win32_dci_2005.0916.0300.zip	354 MB	FTP
DCI v6.1.1- Linux on Intel IA32	linux_dci_2005.0916.0300.zip	479 MB	FTP
DCI v6.1.1- AIX 5 on RS/6000	aix_dci_2005.0916.0300.zip	475 MB	FTP
DCI v6.1.1- HP-UX v11i on PA-RISC	hpux_dci_2005.0916.0300.zip	754 MB	FTP
DCI v6.1.1- Solaris v8 and v9 on SPARC	solaris_dci_2005.0916.0300.zip	600 MB	FTP
DCI v6.0- Windows on Intel IA32	win32_dci_2005.0505.0300.zip	353 MB	FTP
DCI v6.0- Linux on Intel IA32	linux_dci_2005.0505.0300.zip	612 MB	FTP
DCI v6.0- AIX 5 on RS/6000	aix_dci_2005.0505.0300.zip	477 MB	FTP
DCI v6.0- HP-UX v11i on PA-RISC	hpux_dci_2005.0505.0300.zip	756 MB	FTP
DCI v6.0- Solaris v8 and v9 on SPARC	solaris_dci_2005.0505.0300.zip	602 MB	FTP

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Learn more about how this tool helps you with software quality and performance monitoring by visiting the IT Lifecycle Management area of IBM developerWorks.
To learn more, visit the Performance Tester product area on developerWorks Rational. You'll find technical documentation, how-to articles, education, downloads, product information, and more.

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