On May 11, 2011, at 11:59 PM, Jefferson Cowart wrote: > We have a server running MacOS 10.4. Since we've upgraded our intermapper to > 5.4.x the host resources probe has been complaining about excessive usage of > memory buffers and real memory. Specifically I get the following alarm > reasons: > > Usage (53502%) of memory "Memory Buffers" exceeds 100%. > Usage (53502%) of memory "Real Memory" exceeds 100%. > > Additionally the numbers reported in the host resources storage table don't > really make sense: > > Index Used (MB) Size (MB) % Full Fail Descr. > 1 589,828 1,102 * 0 Memory Buffers > 2 9,437,262 17,638 * 0 Real Memory > > The UCD-SNMP memory information farther down looks better, but still not > right: > > UCD-SNMP Memory Information > Swap (KB): Total: 4,294,967,295 Used: 65,592 (0%) > Real (KB): Total: 2,097,152 Used: 4,146,760 (4294762694%) > Total Shared : 0 KB > Total Buffered: 0 KB > Total Cached : 0 KB > > The system has 4GB of RAM. We didn't have this problem when we were running > 5.3.x. Any ideas what's going on here?
Greetings snmp could be picking up virtual memory on the osx server which is set to unlimited. if that server is very busy you could be swapping memory. try resetting the server, and resetting the probe, 10.4 servers can be funny sometimes. -j ____________________________________________________________________ List archives: http://www.mail-archive.com/intermapper-talk%40list.dartware.com/ To unsubscribe: send email to: [email protected]
