In Framework 4.1.1, there is a new performance measurement attribute available that will give you a measurement of average login time for endpoints.
Framework stores the average time taken for the last 20 initial logins and normal logins for each gateway in two attributes viz. avg_ilogin_time and avg_nlogin_time respectively. This value will be updated continuously as the endpoints login.
You can get these measurement values using the following idlattr command.
$ oid=`wlookup -ar Gateway
$ idlattr -tvg $oid avg_ilogin_time ulong
0
$ idlattr -tvg $oid avg_nlogin_time ulong
57
$
I would think that the time unit for this measurement would be milli-seconds but I could not find any document to confirm.
Just a word of caution: You should never change these values.
Hope you find it useful.
Friday, March 7, 2008
How to find average endpoint login times per gateway
Okay, you want to find out how fast a particular gateway is processing endpoint logins relative to its peers. Everyone knows that one could never get an apples-to-apples comparison of a gateway's performance relative to another's. Or for that matter, even if you take one gateway, its performance varies from time to time.
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