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• El Capitan OSX Mail CPU memory overload

  I had this problem before with Mail slows everything down. Finally, it seems back to normal, given the time. However, right now now on opening mail the application increases its use of memory to 10gigs. I tried to empty the mailbox store and deleting deleted items. I also tried to reset by pressing the SHIFT key on it from the finder. Nothing works.

  Try to start safe mode and test there. Safe mode resets the caches and a few other things.

  Safe mode - subject

  Safe mode - Yosemite

• list of memory overload

  is it possible to enumerate the overhead of memory to a virtual machine without using the GUI?

  I would like to get information about the VI Toolkit.

  any ideas?

  Yes, you could, for example, do it like this:

  Get-VM  | Get-Stat -Stat mem.overhead.average -Start (Get-Date).adddays(-1) -Finish (Get-Date) -MaxSamples 48 -IntervalMins 30
  

• Overhead VM memory

  I wanted to ask you confirmation on vm memory overload.

  Normally in vsphere 5 I could get vm memory above:

  $vm = get - vm X
  

  $vm. ExtensionData.Runtime.MemoryOverhead

  
  

  In my env vsphere 6, that's how the runtime object looks like:

  Feature: {4000}

  Host: HostSystem-host-10

  ConnectionState: connected

  PowerState: receiving

  FaultToleranceState: notConfigured

  DasVmProtection: VMware.Vim.VirtualMachineRuntimeInfoDasProtectionState

  ToolsInstallerMounted: false

  SuspendTime:

  Distribution: 27/01/2016-17:06:37

  SuspendInterval: 0

  Question:

  MemoryOverhead: < = EMPTY

  So I was wondering if now we should consider:

  $vm. ExtensionData.Summary.QuickStats.ConsumedOverheadMemory

  Could someone confirm that this is an expected behavior in 6?

  Thank you!

  Fix.

  Below the message of William will help you as well.

  Easily recover memory air VM using the vSphere API 6.0 | virtuallyGhetto

• Amount of memory overhead increases with hw assisted virtualization cpu?

  Hello

  browsing through some content, this paragraph has triggered my attention:

  What helps support CPU virtualization increases the amount of memory.

  Why is this? I can understand that if the MMU does not support the RVI/EPT, the management of the TLB and fictitious tables won't in a memory overload, but I don't see how hw assisted virtualization CPU has to do with it. (I guess that ESXi needs these same tables if using BT).

  I must be missing something here, someone willing to help me? Thank you!

  I don't know where this text comes from, but it's a mess.  The mention of version 9 of material almost certainly guarantee that it is in reference to virtualized virtualization assisted by material, which was officially introduced in version 9 hardware.  If so, the second sentence is a complete non-sequitur. The third sentence is again, very certainly with respect to virtualization to support virtualized.

  Using (as opposed to virtualization) hardware-assisted virtualization is independent of the version of the virtual hardware, does not increase the amount of memory required General and does not restrict vMotion to hosts that support hardware-assisted virtualization.

  Hardware support for virtualization virtualization does all of the things mentioned, * except * for a more effective implementation of the hypervisor.

• What is reservation of memory in a cluster?

  Hello

  That's what the guide to management resources said airline booking...

  The amount in the field "Reserved capacity" being reserved to the

  support for virtualization.

  Not totally understood, means that it is an overload of ESXi to the virtual machines in the cluster running?

  Thanks a lot for your help in advance.

  That is right.

  Each guest got some fresh memory overhead for the VMKernal. On ESXi 800 MB is allocated for the guests.

  Each virtual machine has also overload memory. See attached table

  In summary it is a simple calculation of your total memory overload estimated for a cluster, you can add each overload of mem to host more VMs Mem overhead

  Please allow pints to get useful/correct answers

• Performance memory Overhead counter provides data different memory Overhead summary (VIC)

  I posted the same question differently in the thread of execution, so I'm sorry to repeat myself, but I can't find an explanation in the docs.

  Looking at the values of memory performance counters, I get values such as '58.22 ".  Check that the performance of VIC tab returns the same information, so I don't know it is correct.

  Form summary at the VIC, there is a different , "Summary of memory overload" statistic, but it is usually around 120-140.  I would like to know what is the difference, and why two different (though probably related) data types, use the same label.  Ideally, it would be good to know how to convert one to the other.

  Thank you

  -David

  The overload memory under the Summary tab that you are referring to in VI Client is different from the Performance counter "overload".

  The overload memory under the Summary tab is the amount of resources of memory (in bytes) that will be used by the VM above its requirements of memory comments. This value is set if and only if the virtual machine is saved on a host that supports the functions of memory resource allocation. As off voltage mV, this is the minimum of overhead to power on the VM on the registered host.

  While the overload of the meter memory is the amount of memory overhead consumed by the virtual machine.

  Please select the meter memory to change the Chart Options tab performance to the value of the counter.

• Differences in memory VM

  Hi when we open a virtual computer to a customer of VI, in the Summary tab, it shows the following information about memroy.

  Memory:

  Overload memory:

  Use of Memeory host:

  Use of the memory of comments:

  Can someone tell me the difference between them? For more information, please find attached the screenshot.

  Memory is the memory setting that you configured in the virtual machine (set when the virtual machine has been created or updated by going to the properties of the Virtual Machine)

  Memory overhead is the amount of memory required by ESX for an interview. Who is affected by the amount of memory configured for the virtual machine, the number of vCPUs, etc. (you can change the values for an engine off the coast of the VM and see the effects on memory overload)

  Host memory usage is the amount of memory that is using the virtual machine running the host. There are some things that happen to a VM running to save memory, so use of host memory, memory

  The use of memory is the amount of memory that is actively used by the virtual machine.

  http://communities.VMware.com/thread/62628 has a good discussion and links about the memory usage

• Outlook and Chrome not answer-constantly

  I noticed that especially after coming from his sleep, Chrome and Outlook (2011) will not answer.  There is no solution but to the family force them.  An activity Manager does not show their or their assistants to be processor or memory overload; in fact, my RAM is usually less than half used. Why these software don't like my iMac?

  Model name: iMac

  Model ID: iMac10, 1

  Processor name: Intel Core 2 Duo

  Processor speed: 3.06 GHz

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  Serial number (System): ZL0031PG5PC

  Material UUID: 71CBB1B3-7993-5D39-818F-222F3CAF4108

  If the problem started after you update OS X...?  Then, it looks like you will have to perhaps to update or uninstall these third-party App which are the cause of the problem.

• A user interface custom: select a resource, same metric graph

  I would like to build a dashboard where I can choose a (VM) resource from the resource widget and have a graphic metric widget updated with the data of the resource for a whole of measures... is to say CPU, memory, disk and network.

  I put the interactions between the provider is resources and the reception is metric graphic, but whenever I select a graphic resource metric seems to select a random set of parameters to the chart for this resource.

  Example:

  For a virtual computer, I'll get remaining duration, risk, Uptime, affected memory overload

  The next selected VM I get a Supermetric, CPU Active, the number of virtual disks, received multicast packets...

  This is really random and meaningless.

  I edited the graphic metric widget to select specific settings I want to (and you need to select a resource to do), but that does not make a difference.

  What should I do to "pin" the graph of the metric to a particular set of parameters?

  I have already implemented the 3-tier of the resource interaction, click the metric to display the chart.  I'm trying to shortcut by one step.

  Thank you

  Create a resource interaction file and place it on the metric graph. See here:

  
  

  https:// communities.vmware.com/message/2332940

• How to record down version Cloud Creative InDesign CS5? Exported as a file .idml but still the messages that plug-ins are missing, although CS5 confirms it is fully updated.

  How to record down version Cloud Creative InDesign CS5? Exported as a file .idml but still the messages that plug-ins are missing, although CS5 confirms it is fully updated.

  Yes. Thank you. I based on another post misled. Successfully done this by selecting 'File', 'save a copy... ". "then choosing"for CS4 or later (IDML).

  He had little patience and several tests, but I think it was because of hardware (memory) overloaded version CC cloud or something. It was a 50 MB, file of 500 pages and took 17 minutes to convert/save,

  Recap: dnuee to CS5, do not use "Export" (IDML); use ' Save as ' or 'Save a copy' and select "for CS4 or later (IDML).

  Advice much appreciated.

• vCpu Pcpu Slots are confused

  Hello

  This could be a redundant topic, I tried to search in discussions but can't find an answer to my question.

  I have a cluster with 8 guests.

  Each esx host has Quad Core 2 CPU, 32 GB of RAM.

  I want to know when I calculate the CPU slots he would count the carrots (which is in this case 8).

  What would be the size of my site, I need to know this for an HA failover.

  Location of the processor. = total cpu esx host / 256 mhz * max cpu virtual (with booking, is booking more more high max memory overload)

  Have I reason to place the calculation as

  CPU slot = 240000 (8cores * 30000 mhz) 256 mhz * 12000 vcpu max (it's because of the booking for 4 * 3000 CPU).

  The output of the 11250000 above.

  I am sure that the calculation is incorrect. Could someone give advice that I'm wrong calculation

  Concerning

  GKL

  Have you read http://www.yellow-bricks.com/vmware-high-availability-deepdiv/ ? This post explains HA and admission control in detail.

  André

  PS: I have moved your thread on the forum of "availability: HA and FT.

• HA admission control, no reservation

  Hi all

  I read trying to get my head around how HA admission control works with virtual machines that have no defined reserves.

  My understanding is that the HA system assigns a default value of 256 Mhz CPU and 0MB + of memory overload VM who do not have reserved resources. This default value would be the size of the slot to determine the amount of the VM, the cluster can run.  The number of places is in turn affected by the number of host failures that can be tolerated or the percentage of resources as production capacity unused failover.

  Where I am confused, this is what happens when HA assigns (assuming that no reserve of VM) default slot size (256 Mhz + (0 MBoverheadMB) to a cluster when the VM memory usage is greater than 0 MBoverhead?)  I guess that there is a possibility that HA slot allocation could exceed by far the cluster resources real/usable in the event of failover/maintenance etc. mode

  For example -.

  A cluster using host to 32 GB with a bunch of 1vcpu 4 GB VM without reservations the value.  According to the guide of resources each VM would have an overhead of 165.98 MB, resulting in a fairly large number of slots for each host.  Assuming that the CPU resources are sufficient, a host might have something like 190 slot machines to play with.

  Does this mean that HA would allow 190 4 GB without reserve in the cluster VM before that admission control would still prevent or add power on VM?  If this is correct, it seems quite possible more than commit the very much, defeating the point of assignment of a host for failover or the percentage of resources etc. as each host in the cluster could be running over 100% of use of.

  Assuming that all virtual machines must stay without reservation, how could configure HA of follow-up admission control admissions (chess hosts or percentage) without saturating the remaining hosts?

  EDIT - this link summarizes my question a little more eloquently that I could put it, note the linked article is 2008 and the figures may be out of date.

  http://vinternals.com/2008/12/ha-slot-size-calculations-in-the-absence-of-resource-reservations/

  See you soon.

  link added

  As shown in the link you posted (and guide availability VMware page 26 - http://www.vmware.com/pdf/vsphere4/r41/vsp_41_availability.pdf) HA admission control uses to determine the size of the slot if no reserve is specified on the virtual machines, you can use HA advanced options to increase the default values: das.vmMemoryMinMB and das.vmCpuMinMHz. This will increase the size of the slot and reduce the number of places available in the cluster.

  Elisha

• ESXi Swapping abnormal?

  Hello

  I m lost about ESXi mangment of memory, why my host is exchanging? !

  Here are the stats:

  Host:

  Total host 4 GB memory

  Use of 2.93 GB memory (as seen in the summary of the vi client tab)

  Memory used by vmkernel 335 MB (displayed on the ESXi host performance tab)

  Used Swap memory: 150 MB (displayed on the ESXi host performance tab)

  _VM1 : _

  512 MB (total memory)

  86 MB (memory overload)

  456MB (host memory usage)

  163 MB (use of memory comments)

  VM2:

  764 MB (total memory)

  104MB (memory overload)

  583 MB (host memory usage)

  244 MB (use of memory comments)

  VM3:

  512 MB (total memory)

  102MB (memory overload)

  357MB (host memory usage)

  122MB (use of memory comments)

  VM4:

  1024 MB (total memory)

  140 MB (memory overload)

  912MB (host memory usage)

  327MB (use of memory comments)

  So, let's all VM to use all their memory + their overhead costs:

  512867641045121021024 + 140 = 3244

  + memory used by vmkernel

  3244 + 335 = 3579 MB

  So I'm not on the 4 GB, WHY the host SWAP 150 MB?

  Why because 2.93 GB memory is used (as shown on the overview of the host, so 1 GB free) then I have memory SWAP!

  Help thanks!

  I just took one of my servers. With 24 GB ram and less than 8 GB in use, there are 300 MB swap.

• QUERY ON THE OVERLOAD MEMORY

  Hai

  on a vsphere machine that I created 2 win2003 vm enter 32 bits, but for node 1, I gave you 3 GB of ram and 2 GB of ram node

  the memory overhead on node 2 is 120 MB while the top of the head on node 1 is 140 MB

  Why is this difference?  :|

  IAM attaching screenshots

  VAMSi

  Well, the memory that you add to a virtual machine the most important there is that ESX needs "some room" to actual virtualization for each virtual computer...

  You can learn more about it on page 27, in the management of Resourse guide here: http://www.vmware.com/pdf/vsphere4/r40/vsp_40_resource_mgmt.pdf

  / Rubeck