Determining actual messages per second rate of outbound MTs (and other HTTP Administration basics)Hi,
The numbers you see in status are all averages: 1', 5' & from start This holds for both incoming & outgoing. You could say that 1' is (current) peak and "from start" should be counter from beginning. It doesn't make much sense to describe a graphical interface in the manual (although the current point is a bit confusing). Rather access is described and the user is left to experiment on its own. BR, Nikos ----- Original Message ----- From: Scott Martin To: [email protected] Sent: Sunday, January 24, 2010 9:49 PM Subject: Determining actual messages per second rate of outbound MTs (andother HTTP Administration basics) Hello everyone, I was wondering if I am determining the outbound messages per second (throughput) of my Kannel system correctly. Currently, to determine the messages per second I use the HTTP Administration interface. I look at the number of messages in the sent column and then refresh the page 1 minute later and determine the difference between the two send values and divide by 60 (seconds in a minute). I see that there is a sms/sec field for inbound and outbound with 3 figures, but it is a little unclear what those 3 mean (peak, avg, ???) and how long the values are relevant for. I also notice that my messages queued spikes up at a much faster rate than my sent messages number. I'm assuming that queued in this case means the messages haven't been submitted to the SMSC yet by Kannel... is this correct? I notice that the messages disappear from my send-sms table at a fast rate so I assume that they are queued but it isn't very well documented. Thanks everyone! -Scott
