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Sytem memory diffrence in glance report

 
GTFSpanneer
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Sytem memory diffrence in glance report

Hi All,

Please see the attached document, why the system memory is diffrence in servers.both the servers are same configuration. Kindly explain,

OS HP uX 11.31
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panneer
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Shibin_2
Honored Contributor

Re: Sytem memory diffrence in glance report

Value of system memory is memory occupied by the kernel processes. You may compare your kernel settings on both nodes. It must be different.

To find this, use the following command.

kctune -S
Regards
Shibin
GTFSpanneer
Frequent Advisor

Re: Sytem memory diffrence in glance report

Hi Shibin,

i have checked , Below value difference in servers. If any impact these values for system memory diffrence.

maxdsiz 2147483648 2147483648 Immed Server A
maxdsiz 2063835136 2063835136 Immed Server B
regards
Panneer
Shibin_2
Honored Contributor

Re: Sytem memory diffrence in glance report

Hi Paneer,

Server A has configured for maximum value ( i.e 2GB ) and server B has slightly less.

There are no issues with this. Your static data segment of process can grow up to the maximum in one server and it is slightly less to other server.

Please check your other areas of memory utilization. What processes are mainly utilizing? Is there any runaway process?
Regards
Shibin
Bill Hassell
Honored Contributor

Re: Sytem memory diffrence in glance report

> maxdsiz 2147483648 2147483648 Immed Server A
> maxdsiz 2063835136 2063835136 Immed Server B

These do not occupy any space in the kernel. Since SysMem differes by 2GB, it would appear that you have some significant differences in kernel modules and settings. Start by comparing the output of kctune:

On serverA:
# kctune > /tmp/kcA
# ssh svrB /usr/sbin/kctune > /tmp/kcB

# diff /tmp/kc[AB]

Then check the modules that are in or out with kcmodule:

# kcmodule > /tmp/kmA
# ssh svrB /usr/sbin/kcmodule > /tmp/kmB

# diff /tmp/km[AB]

Now compare the system files:

# sort /stand/system > /tmp/sysAsorted
# scp svrB:/stand/system /tmp/sysB
# sort /tmp/sysB > /tmp/sysBsorted
# diff /tmp/sysAsorted /tmp/sysBsorted


Bill Hassell, sysadmin