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ASG-425 performance!

Rahma
Hi all,

We have installed an ASG-425 at a university site since ten days ago.

Our client is reporting an up & down Internet performance, some times it's slow and other times it's normal.

I don't know if this ok for the first weeks of operation (caching issue) or we have some thing wrong? and will last for ever!!!.


Rahma,
www.rahma.com


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  • 0 in reply to jjohnston62
    Also had a performance problem with a 425 and support sent me this fix.


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    Hyperdyper restarts - These were being caused by an issue with the hardware scanner.  I added a selfmonitoring check to restart the process correctly now.

    These should help in the access for the users and the system load appears to be stable now.

    For the selfmonitor checks this is a check that can be added to all 425 boxes with the following: (After each file is done hit ctrl-k and then x to save file)

    joe /etc/selfmonng.d/saa-server.check 

    [saa_running]
    status = 1
    skipCheckFile = saa-server
    checkIntervall = 5
    failThreshold = 3
    type = processRunning
    processName = saa-server
    logEvent = none
    logMessage = INFO-139
    triggerAction = cmd
    actionCmd = /var/mdw/scripts/saa-server restart


    SAA memory check:

    joe /etc/selfmonng.d/saa-memory.check

    [saa_mem_usage]
    status = 0
    skipCheckFile = saa
    checkIntervall = 60
    failThreshold = 10
    type = processMemUsage
    processName = saa-server
    logEvent = none
    triggerAction = cmd
    actionCmd = /var/mdw/scripts/saa-server restart
    maxMemUsage = 273741824

    after you're done, issue a `killall -HUP selfmonng.pl' as superuser.

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    Hope this helps.