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107% CPU Usage?

zhollett

Anyone care to take a stab at this one?

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mcbridea

What type of devices is this? I would start by checking on the device UI and NPM at the same time to make sure they agree.

justty

I reported this as a flaw over 18 months ago.

Looks like they are still allowing invalid data

mcbridea

I don't think we have enough information at this point to know if it is the same issue.

Zohllett - do you have any more info on the device and such?

Thanks!

zhollett

Here is some information:

Virtual Machine - Windows 2008 R2 Server

Running on VMWare ESX 4.0

Average Cpu load on this sytem is around 60%. Dont know what else I can tell you...

sean.martinez

Since this is a VM running on VMWare ESX, is the Virtual Machine Thin or Thick Provisioned? I have seen when a Thin Provisioned VM would report several in excess of 10+ Gigs of RAM in use when Task Manager's memory data did not support the graphs. It is possible that this is occurring with the CPU in this case. Please check the VM to see how it is setup.

mcbridea

That is one I can't test. Can you open a ticket and post back the ticket number and results?

Thanks!