I am not getting the data for Memory Utilization in Telnet or SSH mode for SUN Solaris server.
In
Telnet and SSH mode, Applications Manager will execute the command in
the server (SUN Solaris) and direct the output to a text ( app.txt ) file. This text (app.txt) file will be temporarily created and deleted once the content is read by Applications Manager.
Check
whether the user (same user name as given in Applications Manager while
adding the SUN Solaris server) has the permission to create the file
and check whether there is enough space for creating the simple text
file.
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