Memory Resources for Each Virtual Device
Use vsxmstat to show memory usage for each virtual device. You can use the -vs parameter to show specified virtual devices only.
These parameters to show more data:
unit - Change the memory measurement unit shown in the command output.sort - Sort the results according to the virtual devices that use the most memory. Limit the display to the specified number of results.
Syntax
# vsxmstat [-vs <vsid>] [unit <unit>] [sort <top>]
Parameter
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Description
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-vs
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Shows the memory usage of the specified virtual devices.
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<vsid>
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virtual device identification.
To show multiple devices:
- Put a space between each VSID:
-vs 1 3 5 - List a range of VSIDs:
-vs 1-4
Note: You can combine VSID ranges together with single VSIDs
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unit
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Change the memory measurement unit shown in the command output.
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<unit>
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The memory measurement unit. The default value is megabytes.
Use with the unit parameter.
The values are:
B - bytesK, KB - kilobytesM, MB - megabytes (default)G, GB - gigabytes
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sort
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Sort the results according to the virtual devices that use the most memory.
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<top>
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Maximum number of virtual devices to show. Only those virtual devices that use the most memory are shown.
Use with the sort parameter.
Use all to show all virtual devices.
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Example
# vsxmstat -vs 0 1 3 5-8 unit MB sort 5
# vsxmstat sort 5
Output (Both examples show the same results)
VSX Memory Status
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Memory Total: 997.22 MB
Memory Free: 232.56 MB
Swap Total: 2047.34 MB
Swap Free: 2047.16 MB
Swap-in rate: 0.00 MB
VSID | Memory Consumption
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0 | 133.50 MB
8 | 92.41 MB
3 | 43.81 MB
6 | 42.47 MB
1 | 42.47 MB
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