System Administration Commands                         xentop(1M)



NAME
     xentop - display real-time information about an  xVM  system
     and domains

SYNOPSIS
     xentop [-h] [-V] [-d=seconds] [-n] [-r]  [-v] [-b] [-i=iterations]


DESCRIPTION
     The xentop command displays information  about  the  Solaris
     xVM  system and domains in a continually-updating way. It is
     analogous to the BSD UNIX top command.

OPTIONS
     The following options are supported:

     -b, --batch

         Output data to stdout in batch mode.


     -d, --delay=seconds

         Set seconds between updates. The default is 3 seconds.


     -h, --help

         Display help and exit.


     -i, --iterations=iterations

         Maximum  number  of  iterations  xentop  should  display
         before terminating.


     -n, --networks

         Display network information.


     -r, --repeat-header

         Repeat table header before each domain.


     -v, --vcpus

         Display VCPU data.





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     -V, --version

         Display version information and exit.


     -x, --vbds

         Display virtual block device data.


INTERACTIVE COMANDS
     The xentop command supports a set of  interactive  commands.
     These  are  one-letter  (case-insensitive) commands that you
     enter while xentop output is displayed. They are as follows:

     d

         Set delay between updates.


     n

         Toggle display of network information.


     q, Esc

         Quit.


     r

         Toggle table header before each domain.


     s

         Cycle sort order.


     v

         Toggle display of VCPU information.


     (arrow keys)

         Scroll domain display.


ATRIBUTES




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     See attributes(5) for descriptions of the  following  attri-
     butes:



     
           ATRIBUTE TYPE               ATRIBUTE VALUE       
    
     Availability                 SUNWxvmu                    
    
     Interface Stability          Volatile                    
    


SEE ALSO
     virsh(1M), xm(1M), attributes(5), xVM(5)







































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