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19 .Nd report SMB server statistics
28 command shows statistical information for the SMB server, including any or all
29 of the following four categories:
45 The columns shown are:
46 .Bl -tag -width "users" -compact
56 open files and directories
63 data, one row for each SMB command.
64 The columns shown are, for each request type:
65 .Bl -tag -width "rt-stddev" -compact
71 % of requests that fall in this row
73 received bytes per second
75 transmitted bytes per second
81 response time standard deviation
86 The columns shown are:
87 .Bl -tag -width "rbytes/s" -compact
89 received bytes per second
91 transmitted bytes per second
95 number of read requests per second
97 number of write requests per second
102 The columns shown are:
103 .Bl -tag -width "wtime" -compact
105 average number of waiting requests
107 average number of running requests
109 average wait time per request
111 average run time per request
113 % of time there were waiting requests
115 % of time there were running requests
117 utilization, computed as
118 .Sy rcnt Ns / Ns Sy max_workers
124 % of CPU time in user space
126 % of CPU time in kernel
128 % of CPU time spent idle
134 option supports additional modifiers including:
140 .Pq including unsupported ones
144 .Pq sort by request name
149 .Pq types for which none were received
158 runs in a loop, printing the requested output every
163 is specified, the statistics presented are based on running averages accumulated
164 since the system started.
165 The first output shows the same cumulative statistics one would see without the
167 specified, and subsequent outputs represent the activity in the interval that
170 .Sh INTERFACE STABILITY
173 .Sy Not-an-Interface.