System > Statistics

The Statistics function displays various statistics to provide an indication that the server running the Service is running optimally.

The following elements are displayed in the Statistics function:  

Agents currently online

Number of agents currently checking into the system

Total Machine IDs

Number of machine IDs on the system, whether they have ever checked in or not.

KServer CPU usage

over the last 5 minutes: x%

long term average: x%   

Total System CPU usage

over the last 5 minutes: x%

long term average: x%   

Remote Control Sessions

The number of remote control sessions relayed through the KServer that are currently active.

Pending Alerts

Alerts are processed by the background task every two minutes. This number shows how many alerts are backed up waiting to be processed by your system. If more than 0 alerts are pending, a button appears labeled Clear Alerts appears. Click this button to clear out all pending alerts.

Database Size

Total size of your database. Typical systems consume about 1 to 2 MB of database size per machine ID.

Database File Location

Full path to the database on the database server machine.

Kaseya File Location

Full path on the Kaseya server to the location of it system files.

Statistics Collected

• Full checkins completed per min

This number indicates the number of managed machines that have completed a full checkin in the last minute from the time specified.

• Quick checkins completed per min

This number indicates the number of managed machines that have completed a quick checkin in the last minute from the time specified.

• Current active connections

This number indicates the number of managed machines that have active connections to the KServer at the time specified.

• Seconds paused

This number indicates the number of seconds that the KServer has paused in the last minute from the time specified.  The KServer pauses whenever it detects that the CPU usage been excessively high over a period of time.  The KServer attempts to minimize its contributions to the CPU load while the total system CPU usage is high.

• Database CPU utilization

This number indicates the percentage of CPU utilization by the database server at the time specified.  Excessively high values for prolonged periods may be an indication that this server is underpowered or could benefit from additional RAM.

• Total connections processed since KServer start

This number indicates the total Agent connections processed by the KServer since the service last started.

• Total thread failures since KServer start

This number indicates the total Agent connections that were discarded by the KServer since the service last started.  If Agent connections cannot be handled, then this may be an indication that this server is underpowered or could benefit from additional RAM.

Top scripts run in the last hour

This table lists the scripts that have run and completed execution in the last hour.  This table provides the administrator an indication of what tasks the machines have executed recently.

Top scripts pending (online machines only)

List the scripts waiting to execute on any online machines. Displayed with the script past due to execute on the most machines first.