Cacti is a complete frontend to RRDTool, it stores all of the necessary information to create graphs and populate them with data in a MySQL database.

This document describes how to gather information from Oracle Secure Global Desktop and Visulox to generate usage graphs regarding users, applications and recorder. These graphs can be correlated with graphs about CPU, memory and network usage.

See also: http://www.cacti.net/

This script compares the current emulatorsession status of the Secure Global Desktop server with its corresponding ttaxpe. It also checks the existing of some other processes.

The script is useful to monitor orphaned emulatorsession and ttaxpe`s. This should not happen, but sometime it does. Version 4.62 allows ending these sessions.

This script does a recursive dump of the Secure Global Desktop Datastore.

It is a shell scripting and is slow. It help sometime to see from the commandline what is in the datastore and can be used for renaming and other operations. -d dumps the attrributes as well.

# dumps all in the datastore
./dumpDatastore.sh {-d}
# dumps all applications
./dumpDatastore.sh {-d} -a
# dumps all hosts
./dumpDatastore.sh {-d} -h
#  dumps anything below o=abc/ou=xyz
./dumpDatastore.sh {-d} o=abc/ou=xyz
# Same as -h
./dumpDatastore.sh {-d} o=appserver
# Same as -a 
./dumpDatastore.sh {-d} o=applications

During Installation Secure Globale Desktop needs two users in one group (ttaserv,ttasys in ttaserv).

If these user do not exist, the installation fails and provides a script in /tmp to assist in setting up these users. The users will be in /home or /export/home depending on the operating system.

We suggest to have them in /opt, because these users are two service users.

This script assists in setting up the users in /opt.

This archives include three nice scripts:

• createApp - Generates dummy applications in the datastore to test the performance of the Webtop build
• createPerson - Generates dummy users in the datastore
• expLogger.exp - Includes some nice procedures, useful during developing own SGD login scipts.