Hello.
My client would like to know for any given work day what was the maximum amount of users concurrently connected to the (web) server and at what time that was.
Show Stat at the server console doesn’t give me this. I have tried creating a view from domlog - but it hasn’t worked out so far. This seems like it should be a fairly common request. Does anyone have a tool or code that will give me this data?
TIA.
Leonardo Prizont
Subject: http.peakconnection is helpful?
HTTP.peakconnections tells the number of HTTP peak connections. but it won’t tell the peak time.
I think the best alternative of guessing peak time is checking Domino.Requests.Per1Minutes.PeakTime in show stat ouput…
See also this technote for your information
http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21173877
Hope this helps!
-HIro
Subject: answer is not http.peakconnections
http.peakconnections does not give me, as I requested in my original post, the max number of users concurrently connected to the server. That statistic currently gives me 9 while - without taking into account previous days - there are something like 100+ users connected to the server at the moment (as seen in Internet Users of the Domino Administrator).
Subject: Internet Users of the Domino Administrator does not show concurrent users
HTTP is a stateless protocol so # of authenticated user does not mean concurrent users.Internet Users of the Domino Administrator just shows authenticated users and that includes # of disconnected users in TCP level.
but you can see this number by checking domino.cache.User cache.count or tell http show users command.
See also this technote for your reference. (domino.cache.session.count shows # of authenticated users)
Title: Statistic domino.cache.session.count Reports Peak Number of Sessions, not Current Sessions
Doc #: 1096677
URL: http://www.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21096677