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• Cluster design: metrics to use Active Memory or memory consumed

  Hi guys
  
  Conception of life real (memory calculation):

  
  

  Do you think we can use Active memory within the scope of perf to calculate the VM need?

  Or I have to use tools like perfmom.

  The case is that we have 150 virtual machines in a material of servers of Olds, we built a new cluster with new servers. I need to know how much memory consumption in the entire cluster

  If I take the memory Active Averge of all the VM (example: 100 GB of RAM) + a discount of 30% (PEAK: 30 GB) + 20% (for VMkernel: 20 GB)

  Need memory: 150 GB

  Because the properties of Perf, I see 10 times higher than the Active memory memory consumed. If I choose to design the scope of consumption I fear losing too

  And what about the vCPU/pCore ratio with the new CPU 8-9 vCPU/pCore so good choice for you?

  Thanks for your help

  Hi friend

  He has always depended on your machines and services that will run on the machines. If your environment is sensitive, for example:

  You have SQL Server, Oracle server as a virtual machine, you must ensure the memory resources and 'Consumption' metric memory is preferable for the calculation of resources.

  On CPU, it's like the memory calculation, and it rested to your environment and machines. If you want to deploy virtual desktop and you have any application like Lync and VoIP, CPU ratio must be 1:2 (Physics: virtual) and 1 / 3 is also good.

• Question about the memory consumed and active

  I have esx4.1 on three dl585 running. I have about 100 active vm running, and I have a small question.

  My vm is all 2008 r2 datacenter and I gave them 1 cpu and 4 GB of ram. When I recover a single virtual machine and look at the summary page, I see the bones of memory consumed host 4075 mb and the active guest memory 81 MB operating system. My question is can I reduce the host cunsumed memory to 2 GB without noticing a difference within the virtual machine?

  It looks like you can.   To be absolutely sure that you'd need monitor assets long enough to have a good idea of what the average is and what are the tops.

• Memory consumed more memory granted

  Hello

  I did a test on my server ESXi and discovered that memory consumed was more than granted memory. All my guests were 32-bit, a mix of XP and Kubuntu (16). I got paravirtualization enabled for a single virtual machine for kubuntu, others were running the default configuration. What consumed more memory granted memory?

  I have attached a screenshot.

  Thank you

  Ojas

  Consumed takes into account VM above, granted does not work.

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• How to free the memory consumed by the Essvr.exe

  Hello
  Whenever we start a request will start a process called ESSVR.exe in the background and his memory, consumption will increase as and when we run the calculations. But after the calculation is performed should not reduce the memory consumption.
  Whats happening is that sometimes the calculation gets hanged and when I kill the process and start it again, it is run after a couple of times the calculation again gets hung, is possible to free this memory consumed by the process through calc only, script commands so that every time when a calc script finish the memory is released. We use essbase 9.3.1.

  When an application is started, the first thing it does is enter memory equal to what is defined as the key cache. This memory is never released until the application is stopped. He leaves also consumes memory for the data cache as she needs until he reached what is defined for this cache. Yet once that memory is not released until the termination of the application. In addition, additional memory can be consumed for different things while the demand is increasing. For example dynamic cache calculator will use memory during the execution of a calc, each user to make recovery uses a little memory (which can add up with many users). ASO data load buffers use memory, kinds of report and recoveries, etc., you get the picture. All these resources are released when the application terminates. (or should be, there have been cases of memory leak in some versions)

• Total memory consumed by the oracle user?

  Experts,
  
  How oracle memory can consume.
  Max memory consumed by oracle =
  SGA_MAX_SIZE + pga_aggregate_size
  
  for example if
  SGA_MAX_SIZE = 1728M
  pga_aggregate_taget = 20 M
  
  process = 200
  
  the amount of memory will be used by all the oracle and oracle itself instance session?
  What is the formula?
  
  My version of the database is
  

  SQL> select * from v$version;
   
  BANNER
  ----------------------------------------------------------------
  Oracle Database 10g Enterprise Edition Release 10.2.0.3.0 - 64bi
  PL/SQL Release 10.2.0.3.0 - Production
  CORE    10.2.0.3.0      Production
  TNS for HPUX: Version 10.2.0.3.0 - Production
  NLSRTL Version 10.2.0.3.0 - Production
   
   
  Total System Global Area 1811939328 bytes
  Fixed Size                  2046136 bytes
  Variable Size             721422152 bytes
  Database Buffers         1073741824 bytes
  Redo Buffers               14729216 bytes
   
  sga_max_size                         big integer 1728M
   
  sga_target                           big integer 0
   

  If the sessions connected at present is 50

  then total memory consumed by oracle instance and oracle sessions=
  sga_max_size+pga_aggregate_target

  or
  

  total memory consumed by oracle instance and oracle sessions=
  sga_max_size+pga_aggregate_target * 50 (current connect sessions .. assuming all sessions using 20M of pga)

  Please help me how to determine the need for total memory of user Oracle and oracle instance sessions.
  
  
  Thanks in advance

  select sum(value) from v$sga;
  select value from v$pgastat where name='maximum PGA allocated';
  

• What happens if my macbook pro 15 inch 2015 memory consumed all of the 16 GB of memory?

  My 15 2015 inches 2.5 GHz os x el capitan macbook pro i7 is about to consume all the 16 GB of memory, cache takes 10 GB while the ram is in 3. something Go, what will happen if he consumed all the 16 GB of memory. My mac auto deletes cached data or (sharp RAM) memory when they are volatile or do I have to do it manually? I know by removing all the help cant cache I can get in trouble it's why I don't want to remove it manually? Please answer me terrified right now im like his food to the top of my RAM. What to do or leave this thing on my mac? Thanks a lot for your kind answers in advance.

  The operating system is responsible for the allocation of RAM.  Nothing bad will happen.  The worst case, it is that treatment will be slowed down a bit.  Relax and use your MBP.

  Ciao.

• How can I limit the amount of memory consumed by snapshots

  Is there a way to limit the amount of storage space that each VM is allowed to use through clichés?  For example-, I create a virtual machine with a 50 GB hard drive, using a provisioning.  Snapshots are taken regularly, until the size of the hard disk of the virtual machine plus size of all of his shots is 100 GB.  Assume that 100 GB is all the storage I want to allow any virtual machine to consume on the SAN.  Can I create a parameter through VMware or a tool of management of open source, which will be shot at 100 GB and prevent the snapshots taken once reached the limit of 100 GB?   I'm looking for a parameter that can be defined once and applied to all virtual machines in the environment.

  Thanks for your comments.

  as far as I know, this is not possible. You can set permission on the question of whether a user has the features of snapshot, but you cannot set a quota, etc. You cannot control the number of snapshots, a user might take or how much it can grow by. A single snapshot can develop up to the initial size of the virtual machine.

  VMware has an interesting poll on the management of the snapshot some time ago and some of the questions can suggest future features that could allow a type of instant control growth, etc. We will have to wait and see, but as it is today, it is not configurable. You can probably write scripts to monitor these virtual machines and after reaching a threshold, you can draw attention to it and maybe disable the snapshot feature but that will not stop a snapshot to give more if there are major changes in delta.

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• Determine him more memory consuming processes in AIX

  AIX version: 5L, 6
  
  How can I determine him consumes more memory processes in AIX?

  You can use nmon, or ps.

  For example

  http://UNIX.ITtoolbox.com/groups/technical-functional/IBM-AIX-l/AIX-memory-usage-1296459

  PS auxww | Sort - r + 3 | -10 head

• Memory consumed by a VPN session

  Hello

  I would like to know that how can I get the use of memory for a VPN session. Whether a site or customer to the site etc.

  -Rajiv

  Sent by Cisco Support technique iPhone App

  Hello

  There are two types of memory used, one is processor memory for control plan, for the session tracking #, ike, ipsec his and the other is the memory of e/s for incoming and outgoing packets.

  The processor memory may still change depending on how ipsec his you, # used ACLs etc, so there is no easy way to track, other than looking at the use of the memory before and after, and again once it is perhaps not very accurate. You can able to look at the memory usage of processes.

  The same memory IO, which is usually transient when packets come and go.

  What are trying to use this for? Just curious

• Allocation of memory consumes items regarding the generations

  Hello
  
  I am trying to understand how the GC and VJM address allocation and GC of large objects. I strive to be able to do the following:
  
  1 start with a small lot size
  2 allocate large object-> results by increasing the size of the heap
  3 stop using large object
  4 run GC and ultimately without the large object and also reduction of the size of the heap
  5 you end up with a size of small piles
  
  To achieve the above, I'm trying to get the object to be allocated to the part of the younger generation.
  
  a. However, although I put the - XX: MaxNewSize = to a value greater than the size of the object, based on - verbose: gc output, the object is given in the part of the generation tenure, and after GCed, the size of the heap does not decrease.
  b. If I put the value-XX: NewSize = to a value larger than the size of the object, and then based on - verbose: gc output, the object is indeed attributed to the part of the younger generation. However, the heap is not diminished after GCing of the object, because it is the minimum size is set to a value too large.
  
  Y at - it a bug in the behavior above - especially in one. ? Given that - XX: MaxNewSize = is greater than the size of the object, the virtual machine to increase the size of the part, rather than to assign the object as a Professor, I would have expected.
  
  I was also wondering if there is another way to get the desired behavior.
  
  Best wishes
  Firas.

  849517 wrote:
  5 you end up with a size of small piles

  Although largely correct, a common misconception is that this will result in memory "rejection" to the BONE. This is not the case. Actually virtual memory is allocated to the JVM on start up (to maximum size) however that this memory is used allocate pages of real memory to the JVM. When you reduce consumption, "free" memory reported by the operating system will not change. The virtual memory of the application has not changed and the real memory will be released to other applications if they require it (your memory "liberated" may be reversed on the disk that will be a big hit to your application if you need it again)

  a. However, although I put the - XX: MaxNewSize = to a value greater than the size of the object, based on - verbose: gc output, the object is given in the part of the generation tenure, and after GCed, the size of the heap does not decrease.
  b. If I put the value-XX: NewSize = to a value larger than the size of the object, and then based on - verbose: gc output, the object is indeed attributed to the part of the younger generation. However, the heap is not diminished after GCing of the object, because it is the minimum size is set to a value too large.

  You should see the amount of free memory in the increase of the jVM.

  Y at - it a bug in the behavior above - especially in one. ?

  No, the JAVA virtual machine has always worked this way as it is the number of channels C works.

  Given that - XX: MaxNewSize = is greater than the size of the object, the virtual machine to increase the size of the part, rather than to assign the object as a Professor, I would have expected.

  He will place always large objects in space holds no matter how big the NewSize is. BTW: the new size is the sum of the eden and the spaces of two survivors. You need the new size large enough to make the free eden is superior to your object until it had a chance (or decrease your ratio of survivor)

  I was also wondering if there is another way to get the desired behavior.

  My suggestion would be to not allocate and release the large objects repeatedly. If possible, recycle and reuse large objects so they are created once at startup.

• Rundll32.exe is to consume a quantity of cash out of memory.

  I had a Dell laptop for three years which is under Vista Home Premium (32-bit version), and it works more slowly than the molasses for several months now.  When you view the Windows Task Manager, I see that there are often four versions of rundll32.exe running with individual files sizes ranging from 150 to 680 MB, and that physical memory consumed is indicated as being from 86% to 97%.  Is it possible that this Windows file is corrupted?  It is downloadable from a safe site to replace my existing rundll32.exe file?

  I had Microsoft Security Essentials antivirus running and I used the software of Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware, but none reported any virus or other infections.  I also run the disk cleanup and defragmentation of disk on a regular basis.

  Thanks in advance for any thoughts on the subject.

  Biggar Gordon

  Houston, Texas

  Hello

  Check with Dell Support, their drivers and documentation online and ask in the forums about known issues.

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  Dell support drivers - product manual & warranty Info (left side) - and much more
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  What is rundll32.exe and why it works?
  http://www.howtogeek.com/HOWTO/Windows-Vista/what-is-rundll32exe-and-why-is-it-running/

  What is the suspicious Rundll32.exe process?
  http://WindowsXP.MVPs.org/Rundll32.htm

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  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/928228

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  If no joy trying to determine what is the cause:

  How to troubleshoot a problem by performing a clean boot in Windows Vista
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  Check that).

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  Tools that should help you:

  Objects of process Explorer - free - find out what files, registry keys and other processes
  have open, which DLLs they have loaded and more. This exceptionally effective utility will be
  even show you who owns each process.
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  Autoruns - free - see what programs are configured so that it starts automatically when your
  system boots and you log in. Autoruns is also the full list of registry and files
  locations where applications can configure start automatic settings.
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  Process Monitor - Free - monitor the system files, registry, process, thread and DLL activity
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  There are many excellent free tools from Sysinternals
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  -Free - WhatsInStartUP this utility displays the list of all applications that are loaded
  automatically when Windows starts. For each request, the following information
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• How check installed RAM memory and check the amount of memory RAM is consumed

  Original title: RAM used

  Is there a way I can check not just the RAM installed but used the rest of the memory used please what are the steps on the computer?

  Thank you

  Hello

  If I understand correctly you want to know how to check how much RAM is installed on your computer, as well as the way you want to check the amount of RAM memory is consumed by the computer. I will certainly help you with information.

  To check the amount of RAM installed, I suggest you follow the steps:

  • Click Start.
  • Right-click on computer and select Properties.
  • In the window system, under System properties, see installed memory (RAM) to the memory installed on your computer.

  To check the memory consumed by each program you can check by following the steps below:

  1. Open the Task Manager.
  2. On the performance tab, click on Resource Monitor.
  3. Under the resource monitor , you should be able to see the memory consumed by each program.

  

  To check the memory usage, see at the bottom of the Task Manager in the status bar where it says physical memory: xx %

  Hope the above information helps. Please keep us updated with the status of the issue to help you further.

• HOW can I SUBSTITUTE of INK CARTRIDGE EXPIRATION IN HP all-in-one 8600

  HOW can I SUBSTITUTE of INK CARTRIDGE EXPIRATION IN HP all-in-one 8600

  Hi @jfinny,

  I am able to provide you with more information about your printer model 8600 and its ink delivery system.

  Only some models of HP printers supports a substitution.

  If supported by your printer, when you print, you should be prompted to press OK on the printer to continue.

  If you do not get the prompt to click OK, your printer will deal with the similarly outdated cartridge as it does a cartridge missing or empty. It is designed to protect the entire printhead inside the unit.

  You can view more information about these resources:
  Consumable inkjet HP - ink Expiration

  Cannot print when one of the HP ink cartridges is empty

  You can also take a look at the limited warranty for print HP ink and print heads replaceable by the customer of consumables HP inkjet cartridges.

  I found this information in the HP Officejet Pro 8600 - User Guide, but I don't know if it helps at all;

  Used with this printer HP cartridges contain a memory chip that helps with the use of the printer. More, this memory chip collects a limited set of information about the use of the printer, which may include the following: the date when the cartridge has been installed, the date where the cartridge of the last use, the number of pages printed using the cartridge, coverage of the page printing modes used, any printing error that occurred and model of printer. This information helps HP design future printers to meet the printing of our customers needs.

  To disable the collection of usage information:
  1. on the printer control panel, press the arrow to the rightand then press Setup.
  2. Select Preferences, and then on cartridge chip information.
  3. press OK to disable the collection of usage information.

  NOTE: If you disable the memory chip's ability to collect information on the use of the printer, you can still continue to use the cartridge in the printer HP.

  I would like to know if there is anything else I can do to help.

  I look forward to hear from you!

  Thank you

• How to determine which process is using high memory

  Dear team,

  on the single ESXi host we have 192 GB of RAM and on this 5 VMs esxi host who r under tension and a machine virtual is turned off, IF I check ESXi summary and performance tab it show ESXi host uses close to 140 GB of RAM on 192 GB, on the performance tab it show current total current memory usage is 73% and troubleshooting further if I check each VM memory usage then use VM's total memory is not over 50GB then there is show 73% i.e. use of 140 GB, needs your help to check which process is high memory, please find the file attached lot ESXTOP output.

  

  concerning

  Mr. VMware

  The memory consumed, it's affecting the VM (memory affected by the VM, more general memory pages), i.e. "the memory usage. Active memory is usually much lower and calculated by the hypervisor using a mathematical formula.

  André