Administration Guide for Cisco Unified Messaging Gateway Release 8.6 - Monitoring the System [Cisco Unified Messaging Gateway]

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Monitoring the System

Monitoring the System Resources: CPU

Monitoring the System Resources: Memory

Monitoring the System

Last updated: August 5, 2011

•Monitoring the System Resources: CPU

•Monitoring the System Resources: Memory

Monitoring the System Resources: CPU

The following graphs display the percentage of CPU resources that your system uses. Use this information to help diagnose and prevent system problems.

Tip If your system is using too much CPU, you can turn down or turn off the trace log (see Configuring Trace Settings), or you can go into the CLI to turn down or turn off the SIP message log or the peg count log.

Restriction

Your system must have Adobe Flash Player Release 9 or later installed to see the graphs.

Procedure

Step 1 Choose Monitor > System Resources > CPU.

The system displays the System Resource Utilizations page that contains three graphs showing the following:

•CPU use by percentage per second for the past 60 seconds

•CPU use by percentage per minute for the past 60 minutes

•CPU use by percentage per hour for the past 72 hours

Tip If you cannot see all graphs, scroll down.

For each graph, the system displays the percentage of CPU use on the vertical scale and the time across the horizontal scale.

For the second and third graphs, the system also displays the average CPU use.

Monitoring the System Resources: Memory

These graphs display the amount of memory that your system uses.

Restriction

Your system must have Adobe Flash Player Release 9 or later installed to see the graphs.

Procedure

Step 1 Choose Monitor > System Resources > Memory.

The system displays the System Memory Utilizations page that contains three graphs showing the following:

•Memory utilization for the past 60 seconds

•Memory utilization for the past 60 minutes

•Memory utilization for the past 72 hours

Tip If you cannot see all graphs, scroll down.

For each graph, the system displays the amount of memory used, measure in kilobytes, on the vertical scale and the time across the horizontal scale.

	Administration Guide for Cisco Unified Messaging Gateway Release 8.6
	Monitoring the System
Administration Guide for Cisco Unified Messaging Gateway Release 8.6 Overview and Initial Configuration Cisco Unified Messaging Gateway Overview Cisco Unified Messaging Gateway Administration Interfaces About the Cisco Unified Messaging Gateway GUI Overview of Configuration Tasks Logging In to the Cisco UMG Graphical User Interface (GUI) How to Enable SMTP Support for Cisco UMG on Cisco Unity Connection Configuring E-SRST Site Provisioning Using the Setup Wizard Supporting High Availability Using the Central Call Agent Wizard to Add Cisco Unified Communications Manager Information Using the Central Voicemail Server Wizard to Add Cisco Unity Connection Information Using the Add Branch Voicemail Server Wizard to Add an SRSV-CUE Device Configuring Users Setting User Defaults Configuring Groups Configuring Privileges Configuring Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting Viewing and Removing Central Voicemail Servers Viewing and Updating a Central Voicemail Server Viewing the Cluster Nodes Associated With a Central Voicemail Server Viewing the Call Handlers Associated With a Central Voicemail Server Viewing and Removing the Central Call Agent Viewing and Updating the Central Call Agent Viewing the Cisco Unified SRST References Viewing and Removing Branch Voicemail Servers Viewing the Cluster Nodes Associated With a Central Call Agent Viewing and Updating a Branch Voicemail Server Managing the Branch Voicemail Server Software Viewing and Provisioning Sites Changing the Information for a Single Cisco Unified SRST Site Changing the Information for Multiple Cisco Unified SRST Sites at Once Using Site Templates Creating, Changing, and Viewing a Site Template Configuring Unassigned Branch Voicemail Servers Changing Cisco Unified SRSV System Settings Making Updates to the System Working With DNS Servers Working With Network Time and Time Zone Settings Configuring the System Login Banner Configuring SNMP Settings Displaying System Information About Security for Cisco UMG Working With Trusted TLS Certificates Monitoring and Maintaining the System Monitoring the Learned Cisco Unified Communications Manager Express Routers Monitoring the Provisioning Status of a Branch Device Monitoring the Voicemail Upload Monitoring the Software Upgrade Status Monitoring the System Maintaining the Cisco UMG System Viewing Reports Backing Up and Restoring Data Configuring Backup and Restore Backing Up and Restoring Data Using the CLI Saving and Reloading the Cisco Unified Messaging Gateway Configuration Displaying Cisco UMG License Information Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Using the GUI Troubleshooting Using the CLI CLI Reference Information How to Use the Cisco UMG CLI Scheduling CLI Commands C CLI Commands D CLI Commands L CLI Commands M CLI Commands P CLI Commands S CLI Commands T CLI Commands Glossary	Download this chapter Monitoring the System Download the complete book Administration Guide for Cisco Unified Messaging Gateway Release 8.6 -- Full-book PDF (PDF - 5 MB) Feedback Table Of Contents Monitoring the System Monitoring the System Resources: CPU Monitoring the System Resources: Memory Monitoring the System Last updated: August 5, 2011 •Monitoring the System Resources: CPU •Monitoring the System Resources: Memory Monitoring the System Resources: CPU The following graphs display the percentage of CPU resources that your system uses. Use this information to help diagnose and prevent system problems. Tip If your system is using too much CPU, you can turn down or turn off the trace log (see Configuring Trace Settings), or you can go into the CLI to turn down or turn off the SIP message log or the peg count log. Restriction Your system must have Adobe Flash Player Release 9 or later installed to see the graphs. Procedure Step 1 Choose Monitor > System Resources > CPU. The system displays the System Resource Utilizations page that contains three graphs showing the following: •CPU use by percentage per second for the past 60 seconds •CPU use by percentage per minute for the past 60 minutes •CPU use by percentage per hour for the past 72 hours Tip If you cannot see all graphs, scroll down. For each graph, the system displays the percentage of CPU use on the vertical scale and the time across the horizontal scale. For the second and third graphs, the system also displays the average CPU use. Monitoring the System Resources: Memory These graphs display the amount of memory that your system uses. Restriction Your system must have Adobe Flash Player Release 9 or later installed to see the graphs. Procedure Step 1 Choose Monitor > System Resources > Memory. The system displays the System Memory Utilizations page that contains three graphs showing the following: •Memory utilization for the past 60 seconds •Memory utilization for the past 60 minutes •Memory utilization for the past 72 hours Tip If you cannot see all graphs, scroll down. For each graph, the system displays the amount of memory used, measure in kilobytes, on the vertical scale and the time across the horizontal scale.
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