Cisco Cisco Firepower Management Center 4000

Admin/Maint

Select 

.

The Statistics page appears.

On the Defense Center, select the device or devices you want to view process statistics for from the 

 box and click 

.

Click the down arrow next to 

.

The process list expands, listing general process status information that includes the number and types 
of running tasks, the current time, the current system uptime, the system load average, CPU, memory, 
and swap information, and specific information about each running process.

lists the following CPU usage information:

user process usage percentage

system process usage percentage

Pid

The process ID number

Username

The name of the user or group running the process

Pri

The process priority

Nice

The nice value, which is a value that indicates the scheduling priority of a process. Values 
range between -20 (highest priority) and 19 (lowest priority)

Size

The memory size used by the process (in kilobytes unless the value is followed by 

m

, 

which indicates megabytes)

Res

The amount of resident paging files in memory (in kilobytes unless the value is followed 
by 

m

, which indicates megabytes)

State

The process state:

D — process is in uninterruptible sleep (usually Input/Output)

N — process has a positive nice value

R — process is runnable (on queue to run)

S — process is in sleep mode

T — process is being traced or stopped

W — process is paging

X — process is dead

Z — process is defunct

< — process has a negative nice value

Time

The amount of time (in hours:minutes:seconds) that the process has been running

Cpu

The percentage of CPU that the process is using

Command

The executable name of the process