How is CPU Utilization calculated in the SUN Solaris Server?
In SUN Solaris Server, CPU Utilization is calculated based on Idlecputime.
Idlecputime is calculated from the command vmstat 1 3 and it is
subtracted from 100 to find the CPUUtilization.
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