The command to run the HyperNotifStatistics tool:

#dmctl  -s <server name> invoke ICS_NLManager::ICS-NLManager reportHyperNotifStats

Sample output

SA-9.0_NL-Driver-HyperNotif     [1 worker(s)]
Current Size 0 , max 0; processed entries 0
SM_ProtocolEngine-1 19527 SA    [1 worker(s)]
Current Size 0 , max 27; processed entries 32
SM_ProtocolEngine-4 3340 IC Console - V9.1.0.0  [0 worker(s)]
Current Size 0 , max 26; processed entries 29

In the output:

  • SA-9.0_NL-Driver-HyperNotif — Indicates the name of the thread along with the number of workers, which is the number of threads in the process.

  • Current size — Indicates the current size of the queue.

  • Max — Indicates the maximum size of the queue, at any point in time. This is a historical data.

  • Processed entries — Indicates the total number of entries processed.

    Note:

    The HyperNotif Connections are cleaned up only after 45 minutes of inactivity. Therefore, the stale connections will be reported for that duration. For example, if a Service Assurance Manager Console is detached, or if a Console is closed, and the command is run, then the output will still show the stale connections.