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| Service Pack 1 is here!! Check out the front page!
-- Nathan
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| Aye, and its got some major improvements - yippee!!!  Except the reports haven't improved. 
"Think it over creep."
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| | It says you need to have a license key. This is no use if your trying to evaluate the product. Does any one know whether this definitely doesn't support the trial version? |
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| Hello,
For those of you who did not install SP1 yet:
Be aware that you could run into major problems!
I already installed SP1 and now I have the problem that whenever someone accesses the webservice the NMService.exe runs into 100% CPU utilization. The Service is not killable and the polling engine wont shutdown properly. So I have to restart the whole server.
For me I disabled the Webserver and I hope the support can help me out.
Also some grafik bugs occured after installing SP1.
That are the problems that I expected. I hope someone has a solution, cause I dont want to reinstall and add 100 Servers and 50 Network devices again 
Sebastian |
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| My upgrade was a semi-success. I did have to change all of the Windows services in my Active Monitor Library. |
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| Sebastian, Do you happen to be performing http content scans on some of your devices? We have seen an issue where if you are scanning for something which is toward the end of the http content such as </http> it can cause high CPU usage. So if you changed it to look for <http> which would occur early in the content the load would considerably decrease. We are working on this currently. Keith Craw Software Tester Ipswitch, Inc.
Keith Craw, CCNP Software Tester Ipswitch Inc. |
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| Hello,
I checked the monitors recently, but we do not scan for http content, we only use the normal http monitor. In another thread i read about that performance issue with the webserver. I figured out the following behavior:
When I startup the webservice and connect to it from another host the load on one processor goes up 100 % CPU util and about 50 MB RAM. The other CPU has 50 % load. If I open a second session the load goes up to 100 % on both cpus.
IMHO the problem is somewhere in the web rendering, becaue the load goes up when i want too load a map, the problem is not there when im logging in.
I reinstalled the whole application and deleted all files then i reimported the database, but the problem ist still existing.
Thats what I figured out until now.
Sebastian |
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| | | Supreme Being
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| Sebastian,
That's really weird. I installed SP1 myself on a test box (so that I could avoid issues like that if they existed before putting it into production) and copied over/imported my old WUP pre-SP1 maps onto this test setup, and I do not have this problem. Everything seems to work quite well. I could be wrong, too, because the test box is a slightly better machine than the production box we are running WUP on currently (my laptop), but the console/map editor application itself seems much snappier. I'll have to see what its like when I put SP1 into production, which hopefully will happen later today.
I hope you can manage to figure out your problem!
-- Nathan
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