network diagnostic commands

Diagnostic Information collection method for database hang problemFrom:How to Collect diagnostics for Database hanging issues (document ID 452358.1)Suitable for:Oracle database-enterprise edition-version 9.0.1.0 and laterOracle database-personal

Mac OS X Network Diagnostic command, macos Below are some common network diagnostic commands for Mac OS X. They help us discover network problems. Refer to the Protocol forest for the protocols and network communication principles mentioned in this

Oracle Database Diagnostic File (log) view Diagnostic File (Diagnostic File) 1: Role of the Diagnostic File Diagnostic files: contains information about Major Events encountered in the background. It is used for parsing issues and is used for daily

Network diagnosis is an important technical task that manages and makes good use of the network to maximize its role. This article briefly describes the hierarchical diagnosis technology, discusses the diagnosis of various router interfaces, and

We may encounter such a problem when preparing the computer's network connection. Using some network diagnostic tools provided by the Windows operating system, we can often find the crux of the problem to solve the problem. This article describes

See an article about system resource usage in 1 minutes by executing the following command: A general overview. Pro-Test, very easy to use, we can check the gaps, good things not only to share but also to real deal study in (*^__^*) Uptime

1. The most basic, most commonly used, test PING of a physical network Ping 192.168.0.8-t, parameter-T is waiting for the user to interrupt the test 2. View DNS, IP, Mac, etc. A.win98:winipcfg b.win2000 above: Ipconfig/all C.nslookup: See DNS

top-h-P PID can view CPU load, CPU waiting or blocking statusjmap-histo 2224 >20150411.txt, finally locate which method is causing the memory leakSlowly the CPU load will drop down and the thread will break.Yum Install-y Dstatdstat-c: Show CPU

This article collects proven and reliable commands and several new ones. Most commands can be executed on the graphic desktop. Even Linux users who have little experience in using the terminal often execute commands to use ping or other network

Network Administrator read-common network commands If you have played a vro, you will know the abbreviations of the interesting commands in the vro. For example, "sh int" means "show interface ". Now Windows 2000 has a tool similar to the interface