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You need to be more specific. What problem do you want to troubleshoot exactly? There's always the log files or even dmesg for checking kernel boot messages.
i have checked both sites but my problem is i have to monitor number of hits coming to application server(apache) by using monitor tools and in future if problem come then how i can solve using that tool.....?????
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You can use Wireshark for monitoring hits. But along with that you have to regularly check your /var/log/httpd/access.log file also. and for more understanding of access.log file search on google. It is quite simple understanding access.log file.
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