pfilter-reporte is chewing up 100% of cpu for long periods of time resulting in system loads hovering between 1-4. Even as root in console this process won't go away.
William, are you using any of the p2p monitoring/helpers? I have a feeling, but I can't prove it that they go a little wild every so often. My ASG runs with some sort of load (above normal) for a couple of days, then 90-100% cpu and talks to nothing and nothing is logged.
Makes it very hard to report problems in this forum and ask for help.
Do you have a lot of bandwith consumption and a lot of dropped packets? Can you please check how many packets are dropped by minute/hour? What hardware and which ASG version do you use?
I just found out that the IPS portscan setting did the damage. It was due to skype application installed on some of the company workstations. Uninstalled skype and problem resolved
I've also noticed the following: For each node violating the IPS filters (skype traffic example) the Astaro consumes about 20%-25% of its CPU load on a P4 2.8 HT PC with 1GB RAM. This is making me pretty nervous on how to present the solution to the board of directors under stress testing as I have already bought the software [:(]
William, are you using any of the p2p monitoring/helpers? I have a feeling, but I can't prove it that they go a little wild every so often. My ASG runs with some sort of load (above normal) for a couple of days, then 90-100% cpu and talks to nothing and nothing is logged.
Makes it very hard to report problems in this forum and ask for help.
Ian M
NO all ips functions of any type i have turned off.
I've also noticed the following: For each node violating the IPS filters (skype traffic example) the Astaro consumes about 20%-25% of its CPU load on a P4 2.8 HT PC with 1GB RAM.
I'd still prefer a more precise metric measurement, like in "with 10.000 dropped packets per minute my machine runs with a load of X, and the process list looks like Z".
