LMS 4.0 resources near 100%

Question

Hopefully Joe Clark will see this,
We have a clean install of LMS 4.0 on a virtual server, a single 2.4G processor and 4G of RAM.
I do see the paging file size is 4G and recommended is 8G.
The install was pretty smooth and everything seemed to be working fine. I have gradually added devices and  the config archive and inventory is working properly so far.
I recently started sending SNMP traps to the server and noticed the server is beginning to get slower. I see the processor utilize 100% and 90% of RAM as of now.
After the install, I looked for updates and LMS is saying there are no updates available.
Are there any bugs to be aware of, or should we add more resources to the server?
Also, is the shut down and reboot procedure the same whereas I shut down LMS processes first, then reboot server?

Answer 1

Hi,
Could you verify that your VM meets the minimum requirements as described here http://tools.cisco.com/squish/645Cb
In general you will see a period of time during Daemon start-up when the CPU gets pegged at 100%. However this is not a persistent state. What process or processes are consuming the resources?
Regarding the swap:
1. Control Panel -> System and Maintenance -> System.
2. Click on Advanced system settings.
3. Performance section -> Settings.
4. Click the Advanced tab
5. Virtual memory section -> click Change.
6. Clear the "Automatically manage paging file size for all drives" check box.
7. Click Custom size and type a new size in megabytes in the Initial size (MB) or Maximum size (MB) box. Both values can be set the same size.
8. click Set, and then click OK.
**IMPORTANT**
Windows 2008 R2 is not supported yet.
There are two ways to check if the OS is an R2 release.
        a) Run the CLI command "systeminfo" and verify if the OS name mentions "R2"
        b) Open My Computer > Help > About Windows, and verify if the pop-up says "R2"
Thanks