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Installing the "trace" Performance Metrics Domain Agent (PMDA) ...

Use the default installation [y]? 
Trace period (in seconds) [60]? 
Number of buckets [5]? 
Port number for client connections [4323]? 
The dimension and scale for the trace.observe.value metrics may be expressed
in terms of Space, Time and Count (i.e. events or messages).  The default
dimension and scale is "None".  Do you wish to accept the default dimension
and scale [y]? 
Using the following units for trace.observe.value:
  Dimensions:  space=0 time=0 count=0
  Scale:       space=0 time=0 count=0


The dimension and scale for the trace.counter.value metrics may be expressed
in terms of Space, Time and Count (i.e. events or messages).  The default
dimension and scale is "None".  Do you wish to accept the default dimension
and scale [y]? 
Using the following units for trace.counter.value:
  Dimensions:  space=0 time=0 count=0
  Scale:       space=0 time=0 count=0


Client host access - (A)llow/(D)isallow [Enter to complete install]? 
Host specification (IP mask/Enter to cancel): 
Client host access - (A)llow/(D)isallow [Enter to complete install]? 
Updating the Performance Metrics Name Space (PMNS) ...
Terminate PMDA if already installed ...
[...install files, make output...]
Updating the PMCD control file, and notifying PMCD ...
Check trace metrics have appeared ... 20 metrics and 6 values
Note: some warnings are expected until trace API calls are made - refer to
      the man pages for pmtrace(1) and pmdatrace(3) for further details.
=== Attempting bad local access ===
pmtrace: point error: Cannot connect to PMDA - permission denied

Installing the "trace" Performance Metrics Domain Agent (PMDA) ...

Use the default installation [y]? 
Trace period (in seconds) [60]? 
Number of buckets [5]? 
Port number for client connections [4323]? 
The dimension and scale for the trace.observe.value metrics may be expressed
in terms of Space, Time and Count (i.e. events or messages).  The default
dimension and scale is "None".  Do you wish to accept the default dimension
and scale [y]? 
Using the following units for trace.observe.value:
  Dimensions:  space=0 time=0 count=0
  Scale:       space=0 time=0 count=0


The dimension and scale for the trace.counter.value metrics may be expressed
in terms of Space, Time and Count (i.e. events or messages).  The default
dimension and scale is "None".  Do you wish to accept the default dimension
and scale [y]? 
Using the following units for trace.counter.value:
  Dimensions:  space=0 time=0 count=0
  Scale:       space=0 time=0 count=0


Client host access - (A)llow/(D)isallow [Enter to complete install]? 
Host specification (IP mask/Enter to cancel): 
Client host access - (A)llow/(D)isallow [Enter to complete install]? 
Host specification (IP mask/Enter to cancel): 
Maximum number of connections from HOSTNAME (Enter for no limit): 
Client host access - (A)llow/(D)isallow [Enter to complete install]? 
Updating the Performance Metrics Name Space (PMNS) ...
Terminate PMDA if already installed ...
[...install files, make output...]
Updating the PMCD control file, and notifying PMCD ...
Check trace metrics have appeared ... 20 metrics and 6 values
Note: some warnings are expected until trace API calls are made - refer to
      the man pages for pmtrace(1) and pmdatrace(3) for further details.
=== Building demo program (app2) ===
=== Running demo program (app2) ===
=== Check access limits ===
pmtrace: point error: Cannot connect to PMDA - connection limit reached
=== Attempting bad remote access ===
pmtrace: observation error: Cannot connect to PMDA - permission denied

Installing the "trace" Performance Metrics Domain Agent (PMDA) ...

Use the default installation [y]? 
Updating the Performance Metrics Name Space (PMNS) ...
Terminate PMDA if already installed ...
[...install files, make output...]
Updating the PMCD control file, and notifying PMCD ...
Check trace metrics have appeared ... 20 metrics and 6 values
Note: some warnings are expected until trace API calls are made - refer to
      the man pages for pmtrace(1) and pmdatrace(3) for further details.