How many weeks should I leave my W2K MQSeries Production Hub Server running before scheduling a reboot.
Recently we had a problem where for no apparent reason our Production qmgr fell over, it produced some FDC's which I am sending to IBM. There does not seem to be anything of relevance in the MQSeries Error logs or Event Viewer.
We run a hub-spoke architecture with over 50 qmgrs connecting to the hub. Typical message volumes are 200,000 - 300,000 per day.
I am concerned that perhaps the server was simply "stressed" and required a reboot. It has been running for 21 days. Our current reboot schedule is every 28 days.
Can anyone contribute their experiences or opinions in this area. I do realise that the a common answer to "How often should I reboot my server? is, "It depends", but it would be great to hear about some real world experiences. Does anyone have a MQSeries on W2K server, that processes hundreds of thousands of messages a day, that regularly runs for months on end?
Software
MQVersion is 5.2 CSD3
OS: W2K SP2
Hardware
Proliant DL380
2 CPU - 930 mhz
RAM 2GB
Any input is much appreciated,
Thanks.
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Matt Gurney
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