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Reaction to 100% SWAP usage

LHerzog over 3 years ago

Hi,

any suggestion how to react to this high SWAP usage on a SG135?

Firmware 9.707-5

Should I ignore it or flush something? It's HA.

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jprusch over 3 years ago +1

Hi, I would just do a manual failover to Node2 and then see whtat happens after some 10 minutes or so.

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0 jprusch over 3 years ago

Hi,

I would just do a manual failover to Node2 and then see whtat happens after some 10 minutes or so.
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0 LHerzog over 3 years ago in reply to jprusch

thanks four your answer jprusch

I could find out it's caused mostly by snmp agent gone wild consuming 3,8GB RAM and swapping with 3,4 GB.

I restarted only snmpd and all was fine afterwards
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+1 LHerzog over 3 years ago in reply to LHerzog

CLI

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f -> p to add Swap to top

O -> p to sort by Swap state
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+1 LHerzog over 3 years ago in reply to LHerzog

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f -> p to add Swap to top

O -> p to sort by Swap state
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