https://community.hpe.com/t5/server-management-insight/error-interpretation/m-p/3253314#M12974 Is anyone able to shed any light on what this error might be?<BR /><BR />Event Severity: Minor <BR />Cleared Status: Not Cleared (Clear this event) <BR />Event Source: ts2 <BR />Associated Device: ts2 <BR />Associated Device Status: NORMAL <BR />Received: 19-Mar-2004, 12:05:33 GMT <BR />Description: This event is created as the result of receiving a performance status change event from the Performance Analysis tool <BR />Select/Enter Assignee: <BR />Enter Comments: <BR /><BR /> <BR /><BR />Compaq Performance Event Details <BR />Subsystem Name: Memory <BR />Current Subsystem Status: Minor <BR />Previous Subsystem Status: Normal <BR />Overall Performance Status: Minor <BR />Explanation: High average page read rate (below 5 is normal). However, there is still at least 20 MB of available memory. This can happen when a process is limited in the amount of memory it can allocate and results in high paging even though more memory is available. Thus this situation may look like a bottleneck when it is not. <BR /> <BR />Thanks Tue, 20 Apr 2004 04:44:47 GMT Mike Pamment 2004-04-20T04:44:47Z https://community.hpe.com/t5/server-management-insight/error-interpretation/m-p/3253314#M12974 Is anyone able to shed any light on what this error might be?<BR /><BR />Event Severity: Minor <BR />Cleared Status: Not Cleared (Clear this event) <BR />Event Source: ts2 <BR />Associated Device: ts2 <BR />Associated Device Status: NORMAL <BR />Received: 19-Mar-2004, 12:05:33 GMT <BR />Description: This event is created as the result of receiving a performance status change event from the Performance Analysis tool <BR />Select/Enter Assignee: <BR />Enter Comments: <BR /><BR /> <BR /><BR />Compaq Performance Event Details <BR />Subsystem Name: Memory <BR />Current Subsystem Status: Minor <BR />Previous Subsystem Status: Normal <BR />Overall Performance Status: Minor <BR />Explanation: High average page read rate (below 5 is normal). However, there is still at least 20 MB of available memory. This can happen when a process is limited in the amount of memory it can allocate and results in high paging even though more memory is available. Thus this situation may look like a bottleneck when it is not. <BR /> <BR />Thanks Tue, 20 Apr 2004 04:44:47 GMT https://community.hpe.com/t5/server-management-insight/error-interpretation/m-p/3253314#M12974 Mike Pamment 2004-04-20T04:44:47Z