Using the cn=system,cn=monitor command
To collect system information from machines on which the directory server is running, use the cn=system,cn=monitor command.
idsldapsearch -D <adminDN> -w <adminpw> -b cn=system,cn=monitor
-s base objectclass=*The information that is returned
depends on the operating system on which directory server is running.
Following information is returned for machines that run on Windows™ operating system: - memoryUsed
- The amount of virtual memory used (KB)
- memoryFree
- The amount of idle memory (KB).
- operatingSystem
- Operating system name. For instance, Windows or Windows-X640.
- diskSpaceUsedByDB
- Disk space that is used by the directory where DB2® database is stored (KB).
- diskSpaceAvailableToDB
- Disk space available to DB2 database (KB).
The following information is returned for machines that
run on non-windows operating systems:
- operatingSystem
- Operating system name. For instance, Linux-x64 or AIX®.
- diskSpaceUsedByDB
- Disk space that is used by the directory where DB2 database is stored (KB).
- diskSpaceAvailableToDB
- Disk space available to DB2 database (KB).