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Re: Description of processes listed under " display processes cpu" command on 5130 switch

 
LucianoCarvalho
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Description of processes listed under " display processes cpu" command on 5130 switch

 

Hello Guys.

Does anyone know where  I can find information about the processes listed under  "display processes cpu" command on 5130 switch ?

The switch is running at an average of 60% of cpu utilization, and I'd like to undertand what could be cause for this. The highet processes are those listed below.

Best regards.

63 10.0% 10.0% 10.3% [PSED]

78 17.3% 12.1% 15.7% [IUCT]

 

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VoIP-Buddy
HPE Pro

Re: Description of processes listed under " display processes cpu" command on 5130 switch

Luciano,

The IUCT process is one of the IRF processes.  I'm not sure what PSED is.  I can try to find out.

Can you tell me about your 5130 IRF stack?  How many units?

Do you have any kind of monitoring software running?  If so, how often are you polling it?

Regards,

David

I work for HPE in Aruba Technical Support
LucianoCarvalho
Respected Contributor

Re: Description of processes listed under " display processes cpu" command on 5130 switch

 

 

VoIP-Buddy
HPE Pro

Re: Description of processes listed under " display processes cpu" command on 5130 switch

Hmmm... that may be too frequent.  Especially with 2 platforms monitoring it.  Can you try setting the polling interval on Nagios longer to see if that helps?  SNMP runs in the CPU.    Try something like 15 minutes?  I suspect that Nagios is keeping the CPU busy.

Regards,

David

I work for HPE in Aruba Technical Support
Mike_ES
Valued Contributor

Re: Description of processes listed under " display processes cpu" command on 5130 switch

Hello,

I have another question - is discussed command (disc processes) avaiable in Comware 5 (e.g. HP 7506 platform)?

Maybe hidden CLI mode is required to do this?

Michal

 

VoIP-Buddy
HPE Pro

Re: Description of processes listed under " display processes cpu" command on 5130 switch

If you run the display diag you will get the list in the output.  It will be a big file though.

Regards,

David

I work for HPE in Aruba Technical Support