The syntax of this command is:
NET STATISTICS SERVER [/CLEAR]
This command displays or clears the statistics log.
COMMENTS
To list the running services for which statistics are
available, type "net statistics" without options.
When you type "net statistics server", a display of statistics
about the server appears, similar to the following:
Network Statistics for \\acct_asu
Statistics since July 27, 1995 at 13:12:23
Sessions accepted 1 Bytes received (KBytes) 503
Sessions timed out 0 Bytes sent (KBytes) 1225
Sessions errored out 0 Mean response time (msec) 0
Network errors 2 Network I/O's performed 43
System errors 0 Files accessed 1
Password violations 0 COM devices accessed 0
Permissions violations 0 Print Jobs spooled 0
The command completed successfully.
This screen displays:
- the date on which the statistics log was last cleared
- the number of sessions accepted, disconnected
automatically, and disconnected by an error
- the number of bytes sent and received, along with the
average server response time; for UNIX system servers,
this value will always be set to 0
- the number of errors and violations of passwords and
permissions
- the number of times shared files, and printers were
used
Use the "net statistics" command to display performance
information for the specified service.
This command can also be typed "net stats".
EXAMPLES
At a UNIX system console, to display a list of statistics
for a server, type the following:
net statistics server
To run the same command remotely (on server "market_asu"), type
the following (replacing "password" with the password for
"administrator":
net admin \\market_asu password /command net statistics server
SEE ALSO
For information about See
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Getting help with network commands net help
To get Help on command options, type "net help {command} /options | more".
To get Help one screen at a time, type "net help {command} | more".