atopsar: invalid option -- '-' Usage: atopsar [-flags] [-r file|date|y...] [-R cnt] [-b hh:mm] [-e hh:mm] or Usage: atopsar [-flags] interval [samples] Today's atop logfile is used by default! Generic flags: -r read statistical data from specific atop logfile (pathname, or date in format YYYYMMDD, or y[y..]) -R summarize <cnt> samples into one sample -b begin showing data from specified time -e finish showing data after specified time -S print timestamp on every line in case of more resources -x never use colors to indicate overload (default: only if tty) -C always use colors to indicate overload (default: only if tty) -M use markers to indicate overload (* = critical, + = almost) -H repeat report headers (in case of tty: depending on screen lines) -a print all resources, even when inactive Specific flags to select reports: -A print all available reports -c cpu utilization -p process(or) load -P processes & threads -m memory & swapspace -s swap rate -l logical volume activity -f multiple device activity -d disk activity -n NFS client mounts -j NFS client activity -J NFS server activity -i net-interf (general) -I net-interf (errors) -w ip v4 (general) -W ip v4 (errors) -y icmp v4 (general) -Y icmp v4 (per type) -u udp v4 -z ip v6 (general) -Z ip v6 (errors) -k icmp v6 (general) -K icmp v6 (per type) -U udp v6 -t tcp (general) -T tcp (errors) -O top-3 processes cpu -G top-3 processes memory -D top-3 processes disk -N top-3 processes network Please refer to the man-page of 'atopsar' for more details.

atopsar: invalid option -- '-' Usage: atopsar [-flags] [-r file|date|y...] [-R cnt] [-b hh:mm] [-e hh:mm] or Usage: atopsar [-flags] interval [samples] Today's atop logfile is used by default! Generic flags: -r read statistical data from specific atop logfile (pathname, or date in format YYYYMMDD, or y[y..]) -R summarize <cnt> samples into one sample -b begin showing data from specified time -e finish showing data after specified time -S print timestamp on every line in case of more resources -x never use colors to indicate overload (default: only if tty) -C always use colors to indicate overload (default: only if tty) -M use markers to indicate overload (* = critical, + = almost) -H repeat report headers (in case of tty: depending on screen lines) -a print all resources, even when inactive Specific flags to select reports: -A print all available reports -c cpu utilization -p process(or) load -P processes & threads -m memory & swapspace -s swap rate -l logical volume activity -f multiple device activity -d disk activity -n NFS client mounts -j NFS client activity -J NFS server activity -i net-interf (general) -I net-interf (errors) -w ip v4 (general) -W ip v4 (errors) -y icmp v4 (general) -Y icmp v4 (per type) -u udp v4 -z ip v6 (general) -Z ip v6 (errors) -k icmp v6 (general) -K icmp v6 (per type) -U udp v6 -t tcp (general) -T tcp (errors) -O top-3 processes cpu -G top-3 processes memory -D top-3 processes disk -N top-3 processes network Please refer to the man-page of 'atopsar' for more details.