Displaying HTTP statistics

The httpstat command displays four types of statistics about HTTP operations on the filer:


Column	Description
`gets`	Successful requests for files.
`badcalls`	Requests for nonexistent files.
`open conn.`	Number of HTTP connections currently open.
`peak conn.`	Largest number of simultaneous HTTP connections since the filer was booted or since the `-z` option was used.

The syntax for the httpstat command is as follows:

httpstat [ -t|-z ][ interval ]

If you use no arguments, httpstat displays HTTP statistics accumulated since the last reboot or since the last time the -z argument was used.

The -z argument resets both the gets and badcalls counters.

The -t argument displays statistics since the last filer reboot.

You can specify the interval, in seconds, at which the filer displays the statistics. Following is an example of httpstat:

httpstat

HTTPD statistics:

gets         badcalls         open conn.   peak conn.

451          11                5            17

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Last updated: 02/24/99 12:16:45