This page can be used to determine traffic patterns and potential system bottlenecks. If you view this page on an older version of NDS®, you might not see as much information as you would if you were running NDS eDirectoryTM build number 8500 or later.
Use this page to view the verbs and requests that are currently being handled by NDS. You can also see which of those requests are attempting to obtain DIB locks in order to write to the database and how many of those requests are waiting to obtain a DIB lock.
If you are viewing a server running Novell® eDirectory build 8600 or later, you will also see a list of partitions and the servers that participate in the replica ring with the server specified in the Navigator frame.With the introduction of Novell eDirectory build 8600 or later, synchronization is no longer single threaded. Any 8600 server might outbound multiple partitions simultaneously to one or more replication partners. For this reason, the synchronization activity page was created so you can more easily monitor this parallel synchronization strategy.
Verb Statistics
Click this option to view a running count of all verbs called and requests made since NDS
was last initialized. This page also shows how many of those requests are currently active
and the minimum, maximum, and average times (shown in milliseconds) that it takes to
process those requests.
Background Process Schedule
Click this option to view the background processes that are scheduled, what their current
state is, and when they are scheduled to run again.
Synchronization Activity
Click this option to display a list of different times that inbound and outbound
synchronization occurred. If inbound or outbound synchronization is currently taking
place, you will see an icon indicating that the process is active, when that cycle was
started, and with which server it is occurring.
If inbound and outbound synchronization is disabled, you will see an icon indicating that fact and when it is scheduled to be reenabled. For outbound synchronization, the next scheduled time is also shown.
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