I just intsalled and agent on Redhat RHEL that is running on 2 Quad Xeon 3.2 GH server box. Essentially mean that there are 8 CPUd, each one is 3.2 GHz. But the agent only report 2 CPUs...how can I get it to capture/report all the CPUs? ie cpu0-cpu7.
The hq-agent is the latest 3.2.4. The hq-server is one contained as VM appliance running in VMWare hosted server.
I tried running the agent auto disc manually
java -jar ./pdk/lib/hq-product -m discover
Below is the snippet output relating to the cpuinfo collection:
Platform=Linux, fqdn=dbserver1.layerzlab.com (Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4)
config...
product..null
metric...{platform.log_track.level=Warn, platform.config_track.enable=true, platform.log_track.enable=true}
control..null
cprops...{vendorVersion=Enterprise Linux 4, secondaryDNS=64.127.100.12, primaryDNS=192.168.220.2, defaultGateway=192.168.220.1, vendor=Red Hat, arch=i686, ram=2048 MB, ip=192.168.220.5, cpuSpeed=2 @ 3201 MHz, version=2.6.9-42.0.10.ELsmp}
dbserver1.layerzlab.com Linux ProcessServer services:
dbserver1.layerzlab.com Linux CPU 1 (3201Mhz Intel Xeon)
config...
product..{cpu=0}
metric...{}
control..null
rt.......null
dbserver1.layerzlab.com Linux CPU 2 (3201Mhz Intel Xeon)
config...
product..{cpu=1}
metric...{}
control..null
rt.......null
dbserver1.layerzlab.com Linux sshd Process
config...
product..{process.query=Pid.PidFile.eq=/var/run/sshd.pid}
metric...{}
control..null
cprops...{exe=/usr/sbin/sshd, user=root, group=root}
rt.......null
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but from /proc/cpuinfo, there are a total of 8 CPUs:
cat /proc/cpuinfo |grep processor
processor : 0
processor : 1
processor : 2
processor : 3
processor : 4
processor : 5
processor : 6
processor : 7
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