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We were on 6.5.4 prior to the migration. We are on 6.5.4FP2 now.
New system was brought online, Domino was installed, PTFs were applied
during the day. We couldn't do the save/restore until after hours that
evening. Saved the files to save files (mail and applications in
different savf) and FTP'd the files from old system to new system.
Restored the files to the new server. We checked for QNOTES ownership on
the files, but I will check again.
Despite years working on this system, I'm still a neophyte, so please bear
with me. To get the amount of memory installed in *BASE, I went to
WRKSYSSTS and checked the Pool Size. If that's the correct place to look,
the number is roughly 3000M - 3GB?
There are no mapped drives on the server. If I need to access the folders
on the system for some reason, I use OpsNav.
I don't know how to check overnight CPU numbers.
Thanks for the suggestions, they're giving me some direction.
Patrick
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Patrick,
You migrated from V5R2 to V5R3. What version of Domino are you running?
How much memory is installed in the BASE Pool?
You mentioned save/restore as the method for the Domino install. Can you
provide more details as to the
procedures you followed. IE: Did you install the folders and NSF files
first then install the LIC for Domino?
You should check the object authorities and folder authorities to make
sure everything is as it should be
with no mapped drives and all objects owned by QNOTES.
What is the overnight CPU numbers?
Call IBM open a ticket and have them dial in if you are unsure.
Regards,
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date: Thu, 29 Dec 2005 16:07:14 -0600
from: Walter Scanlan <wscanlan@xxxxxxxxxx>
subject: Re: Normal CPU?
The 25ba is the i810-2467 The 2467 is a 1470 CPW system.
The 522A is the i520 -8953 is the 2400 CPW system.
(now you know how much growth you have)
So I would say if CPU popped after the upgrade we do have a problem.
Can you install PM400 and collect the data as I suggested?
Walter Scanlan
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The 520 shows 9406 for the Main Card Enclosure (that's the number that
looks familiar to me) and 522A for the System Processor Card
The 810 shows 9406 for the Main Card Enclosure, also, and 25BA-000 for the
System Processor Card
Patrick
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If you issue a go hardware option 4
you will find something like this
MP01 26F2 Operational System Processor Card
you can't view performance at a thread level without PM400, so a
multithread job like server would be hard to debug.
PM400 ofters 30 day trials so you can use it to debug this without paying.
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Both systems are in another town. Short of looking at the label on the
front, how can I tell which models they are? I'm relatively sure that it
is a 520-9406, but haven't needed to know the 810's model for a while.
I don't believe I have PM400 on this system. Should I? Is there another
way to see that information?
Thanks,
Patrick
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You don't say which 810 and which 520 but.
start with wrksysact (you need pm400 for this).
It will provide a task list of processes consuming CPU.
Then issue set config debug_threadid=1 on the domino console.
match the thread from wrksysact using cpu to the console message with the
same thread,
You now know WHAT is consuming CPU.
Next, WHY?
that will depend on the what..
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I have a new 520 (V5R3) -- online less than a week -- that is running the
exact same load as the 810 (V5R2) that it replaced. Same configuration,
just saved and restored from server to server. Something is bringing the
new server completely to its knees (97%+ CPU utilization) and I'm not
seeing what it is, so I'm wondering if anyone can provide ideas where I
should be looking. Originally, it appeared to be an SMTP issue and
bouncing the SMTP task temporarily would resolve it, but I tried that a
short time ago and never saw the CPU dip below 60% (the vast majority of
it being the Server task). We are a small shop and a third of my users
aren't even on the server, so I can't imagine that we have legitimate
traffic hitting me this hard when the old box would handle everything we
threw at it without a problem.
Thanks in advance,
Patrick
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date: Thu, 29 Dec 2005 16:15:19 -0600
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subject: Re: Normal CPU?
I think so, but I will have to ask. Am I correct in assuming I would have
to order the software trial to proceed? (As opposed to downloading an
image from somewhere.)
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The 25ba is the i810-2467 The 2467 is a 1470 CPW system.
The 522A is the i520 -8953 is the 2400 CPW system.
(now you know how much growth you have)
So I would say if CPU popped after the upgrade we do have a problem.
Can you install PM400 and collect the data as I suggested?
Walter Scanlan
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507-286-6088
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The 520 shows 9406 for the Main Card Enclosure (that's the number that
looks familiar to me) and 522A for the System Processor Card
The 810 shows 9406 for the Main Card Enclosure, also, and 25BA-000 for the
System Processor Card
Patrick
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If you issue a go hardware option 4
you will find something like this
MP01 26F2 Operational System Processor Card
you can't view performance at a thread level without PM400, so a
multithread job like server would be hard to debug.
PM400 ofters 30 day trials so you can use it to debug this without paying.
Walter Scanlan
Senior Software Engineer
Domino & Workplace for iSeries
507-286-6088
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Both systems are in another town. Short of looking at the label on the
front, how can I tell which models they are? I'm relatively sure that it
is a 520-9406, but haven't needed to know the 810's model for a while.
I don't believe I have PM400 on this system. Should I? Is there another
way to see that information?
Thanks,
Patrick
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You don't say which 810 and which 520 but.
start with wrksysact (you need pm400 for this).
It will provide a task list of processes consuming CPU.
Then issue set config debug_threadid=1 on the domino console.
match the thread from wrksysact using cpu to the console message with the
same thread,
You now know WHAT is consuming CPU.
Next, WHY?
that will depend on the what..
Walter Scanlan
Senior Software Engineer
Domino & Workplace for iSeries
507-286-6088
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"Patrick Trapp" <ptrapp@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
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I have a new 520 (V5R3) -- online less than a week -- that is running the
exact same load as the 810 (V5R2) that it replaced. Same configuration,
just saved and restored from server to server. Something is bringing the
new server completely to its knees (97%+ CPU utilization) and I'm not
seeing what it is, so I'm wondering if anyone can provide ideas where I
should be looking. Originally, it appeared to be an SMTP issue and
bouncing the SMTP task temporarily would resolve it, but I tried that a
short time ago and never saw the CPU dip below 60% (the vast majority of
it being the Server task). We are a small shop and a third of my users
aren't even on the server, so I can't imagine that we have legitimate
traffic hitting me this hard when the old box would handle everything we
threw at it without a problem.
Thanks in advance,
Patrick
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message: 3
date: Thu, 29 Dec 2005 16:58:25 -0600
from: "Patrick Trapp" <ptrapp@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
subject: Re: Normal CPU?
I think I need to rethink my question for you.
The original symptom that I was seeing was a SMTP process running at
outrageous levels (80%+). It was at the point that none of my users could
connect (we are a one-system shop), so I took SMTP down and left it down
for a while so they could catch up. I left it down for quite a while, and
Server started to go through the roof. I turned SMTP back on and Server
dropped down to what seems more reasonable levels, but SMTP ratcheted up
to 95% after a while (sorry, not sure how long). My WRKACTJOB just showed
me 100.2% utilization -- now that's efficiency! If only my users could
connect...
A user contacted me to let me know that he's getting repeat copies of a
message, and it seems to be each time I have to kill SMTP, he gets another
copy. There's nothing in mail.box for this message, but it has been
delivered to his mailbox over twenty times. The server has restarted (for
backup) since this all started yesterday. Any suggestions for where I can
be looking to find and kill this ghost message? Everything else seems to
be related to this one message. The secondary question, of course, would
be what might make a message start doing this?
Patrick
PS It looks like I was wrong. I see PM400 on the system, but it doesn't
appear to be started.
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I think so, but I will have to ask. Am I correct in assuming I would have
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The 25ba is the i810-2467 The 2467 is a 1470 CPW system.
The 522A is the i520 -8953 is the 2400 CPW system.
(now you know how much growth you have)
So I would say if CPU popped after the upgrade we do have a problem.
Can you install PM400 and collect the data as I suggested?
Walter Scanlan
Senior Software Engineer
Domino & Workplace for iSeries
507-286-6088
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The 520 shows 9406 for the Main Card Enclosure (that's the number that
looks familiar to me) and 522A for the System Processor Card
The 810 shows 9406 for the Main Card Enclosure, also, and 25BA-000 for the
System Processor Card
Patrick
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If you issue a go hardware option 4
you will find something like this
MP01 26F2 Operational System Processor Card
you can't view performance at a thread level without PM400, so a
multithread job like server would be hard to debug.
PM400 ofters 30 day trials so you can use it to debug this without paying.
Walter Scanlan
Senior Software Engineer
Domino & Workplace for iSeries
507-286-6088
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Both systems are in another town. Short of looking at the label on the
front, how can I tell which models they are? I'm relatively sure that it
is a 520-9406, but haven't needed to know the 810's model for a while.
I don't believe I have PM400 on this system. Should I? Is there another
way to see that information?
Thanks,
Patrick
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Re: Normal CPU?
You don't say which 810 and which 520 but.
start with wrksysact (you need pm400 for this).
It will provide a task list of processes consuming CPU.
Then issue set config debug_threadid=1 on the domino console.
match the thread from wrksysact using cpu to the console message with the
same thread,
You now know WHAT is consuming CPU.
Next, WHY?
that will depend on the what..
Walter Scanlan
Senior Software Engineer
Domino & Workplace for iSeries
507-286-6088
wscanlan@xxxxxxxxxx
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I have a new 520 (V5R3) -- online less than a week -- that is running the
exact same load as the 810 (V5R2) that it replaced. Same configuration,
just saved and restored from server to server. Something is bringing the
new server completely to its knees (97%+ CPU utilization) and I'm not
seeing what it is, so I'm wondering if anyone can provide ideas where I
should be looking. Originally, it appeared to be an SMTP issue and
bouncing the SMTP task temporarily would resolve it, but I tried that a
short time ago and never saw the CPU dip below 60% (the vast majority of
it being the Server task). We are a small shop and a third of my users
aren't even on the server, so I can't imagine that we have legitimate
traffic hitting me this hard when the old box would handle everything we
threw at it without a problem.
Thanks in advance,
Patrick
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message: 4
date: Thu, 29 Dec 2005 18:08:37 -0600
from: Walter Scanlan <wscanlan@xxxxxxxxxx>
subject: Re: Normal CPU?
Well if it isn't in mail.box I would guess a remote system is sending
(repeating) the message.
If you add smtpdebug=1 to your notes.ini and restart SMTP the console will
report all remote connections.
will tell you where this message is comming from.
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I think I need to rethink my question for you.
The original symptom that I was seeing was a SMTP process running at
outrageous levels (80%+). It was at the point that none of my users could
connect (we are a one-system shop), so I took SMTP down and left it down
for a while so they could catch up. I left it down for quite a while, and
Server started to go through the roof. I turned SMTP back on and Server
dropped down to what seems more reasonable levels, but SMTP ratcheted up
to 95% after a while (sorry, not sure how long). My WRKACTJOB just showed
me 100.2% utilization -- now that's efficiency! If only my users could
connect...
A user contacted me to let me know that he's getting repeat copies of a
message, and it seems to be each time I have to kill SMTP, he gets another
copy. There's nothing in mail.box for this message, but it has been
delivered to his mailbox over twenty times. The server has restarted (for
backup) since this all started yesterday. Any suggestions for where I can
be looking to find and kill this ghost message? Everything else seems to
be related to this one message. The secondary question, of course, would
be what might make a message start doing this?
Patrick
PS It looks like I was wrong. I see PM400 on the system, but it doesn't
appear to be started.
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I think so, but I will have to ask. Am I correct in assuming I would have
to order the software trial to proceed? (As opposed to downloading an
image from somewhere.)
Patrick
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The 25ba is the i810-2467 The 2467 is a 1470 CPW system.
The 522A is the i520 -8953 is the 2400 CPW system.
(now you know how much growth you have)
So I would say if CPU popped after the upgrade we do have a problem.
Can you install PM400 and collect the data as I suggested?
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The 520 shows 9406 for the Main Card Enclosure (that's the number that
looks familiar to me) and 522A for the System Processor Card
The 810 shows 9406 for the Main Card Enclosure, also, and 25BA-000 for the
System Processor Card
Patrick
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If you issue a go hardware option 4
you will find something like this
MP01 26F2 Operational System Processor Card
you can't view performance at a thread level without PM400, so a
multithread job like server would be hard to debug.
PM400 ofters 30 day trials so you can use it to debug this without paying.
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Both systems are in another town. Short of looking at the label on the
front, how can I tell which models they are? I'm relatively sure that it
is a 520-9406, but haven't needed to know the 810's model for a while.
I don't believe I have PM400 on this system. Should I? Is there another
way to see that information?
Thanks,
Patrick
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You don't say which 810 and which 520 but.
start with wrksysact (you need pm400 for this).
It will provide a task list of processes consuming CPU.
Then issue set config debug_threadid=1 on the domino console.
match the thread from wrksysact using cpu to the console message with the
same thread,
You now know WHAT is consuming CPU.
Next, WHY?
that will depend on the what..
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I have a new 520 (V5R3) -- online less than a week -- that is running the
exact same load as the 810 (V5R2) that it replaced. Same configuration,
just saved and restored from server to server. Something is bringing the
new server completely to its knees (97%+ CPU utilization) and I'm not
seeing what it is, so I'm wondering if anyone can provide ideas where I
should be looking. Originally, it appeared to be an SMTP issue and
bouncing the SMTP task temporarily would resolve it, but I tried that a
short time ago and never saw the CPU dip below 60% (the vast majority of
it being the Server task). We are a small shop and a third of my users
aren't even on the server, so I can't imagine that we have legitimate
traffic hitting me this hard when the old box would handle everything we
threw at it without a problem.
Thanks in advance,
Patrick
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