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06-04-2014 04:46 AM
06-04-2014 04:46 AM
Procurve 2610 with high CPU from time to time
Hi,
I have two 2610 switches, among others, in the network, where they have high CPU. This causing several problems and I can't find out what is the source. Is there any command I can use to see which process causes the high cpu effect? I found one for 2910, but it's not applicable for 2610.
Thank you,
Agelos
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