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information. As such, a packet will be rejected by the |
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server if it does not specify the machine_name, its |
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I.P. address (ip), a packet sequence number (seq_no) |
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and a date. Note that the data is a long integer |
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and a date. Note that the date is a long integer |
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representing the number of seconds since the epoch. |
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All of these are expected to be specified as an attribute |
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of the packet tag. If they are not specified here, then |
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<load> |
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<load1><load1> |
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<load5><load5> |
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<load10><load10> |
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<load15><load15> |
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</load> |
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<memory> |
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<free></free> |
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The <load> tag begins a list of system load information. |
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The load tag is only expected to contain 3 subtags, named |
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"load1", "load5" and "load10". These represent the average |
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load 1 minutes ago, 5 minutes ago and 10 minutes ago |
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"load1", "load5" and "load15". These represent the average |
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load 1 minutes ago, 5 minutes ago and 15 minutes ago |
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respectively. |
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The <memory> tag begins a list of system memory information. |
