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Re: Orion Server Memory & CPU Utilization
bshoppFeb 3, 2009 9:32 AM (in response to rsprim)
Even though you have a large box, you have a lot running on that box. How many network elements are you monitoring? Is the SQL DB on the same box or off box?
As you are seeing, even though your box has 16GB of memory, Windows 2003 32-bit only leverages by default 4GB of memory. You can increase this, here is an article on it - http://support.microsoft.com/kb/283037
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Re: Orion Server Memory & CPU Utilization
rsprim Feb 3, 2009 12:15 PM (in response to bshopp)Thanks for the quick reply! We are running 786 nodes and 1232 interfaces. SQL is not on the same box. For some reason I thought that AWE/PAE was only for SQL servers but we are in the process of enabling PAE to see what impact that has on the speed of the webpages.
I'm still having a problem with the Syslog service pegging all 8 of my processors at 98% utilization. Do you have a recommendation for that problem? Thanks!
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Re: Orion Server Memory & CPU Utilization
bshoppFeb 3, 2009 12:53 PM (in response to rsprim)
Not sure what the deal is there, but probably best to open a support ticket to further diagnose
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Re: Orion Server Memory & CPU Utilization
rsprim Feb 3, 2009 1:22 PM (in response to bshopp)I created ticket #79306 and now that I've enabled PAE I only have a peak of 2.3 Gb of memory committed so it seems to be committing less memory for some reason.
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Re: Orion Server Memory & CPU Utilization
neilmborilla Feb 16, 2009 5:21 PM (in response to rsprim)excuse me sirs what does WAE or PAE means? How did you resolved your utilization problem?
I have similar problem with our website or web console, it is very slow in responding....even if I open it on the same server (http://localhost)
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Re: Orion Server Memory & CPU Utilization
rsprim Feb 17, 2009 12:57 PM (in response to neilmborilla)Read this link for more information on PAE and AWE. We
haven't resolved the utilization problem but it appears to be
a cross between our SQL server disk utilization and the
way our maps our laid out. How many active polling nodes are
on your map? Is your SQL off box? Are you running 64 bit or
32 bit SQL? What's your SQL server specs? Are you running
a SAN or local disk for SQL?Robert
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Re: Orion Server Memory & CPU Utilization
neilmborilla Feb 18, 2009 10:55 AM (in response to rsprim)- 4 polling engine
- SQL is remote
- Windows Server 2003 enterprise edition 64bit
- Server Memory is 32766MB
- Processor: Dual Core AMD (8CPU)
- 32 Bit SQL
- SAN
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Re: Orion Server Memory & CPU Utilization
forlorare Mar 20, 2009 6:05 PM (in response to neilmborilla)Have you found a resolution to this yet? I have an equivilent build and the same issues.
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Re: Orion Server Memory & CPU Utilization
neilmborilla Mar 21, 2009 9:51 PM (in response to forlorare)We free up nodes from the web server or primary server and moved it to other polling engine, as in no nodes are being polled at the primary server where the web interface has been installed. It is now at very good speed
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