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Network problem occuring one of sever

Posted: Tue May 15, 2012 12:41 pm
by mincharug.shulft
Hi All,
We have the following configuration
Windows server 2003 x64 service pack2
RAM is 16.0GB
IBM Cognos TM1 9.5.2 is running with two TM1 servers (2 data models)
And on yesterday while we are trying to login onto the windows server via RDP and we had an network problem and we could not able to login .and we have taken server team help and they restarted the server and we are able to get into the server.
And we asked the Rootcause for it and server team came back with following:
100% CPU usage using by the application tm1sd.exe and also we have seen that
Tm1sd.exe -50% CPU usage
Tm1sd.exe -49% CPU usage
Any reason here?
.and actually we are getting the network issue ofenetly due to two tm1 servers are running or any Rootcause?
Please can gentle man’s help would be appreciated.

Re: Network problem occuring one of sever

Posted: Tue May 15, 2012 1:23 pm
by jim wood
We experienced similar issues to this when we had a problem with that was causing the server to run out of non paged memory. Have a look at: http://www.tm1forum.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=7334 I'm not it will help but you never know.

Re: Network problem occuring one of sever

Posted: Tue May 15, 2012 1:24 pm
by jim wood
Another thought, did you check the windows event viewer after the restart?

Re: Network problem occuring one of sever

Posted: Tue May 15, 2012 1:49 pm
by mincharug.shulft
hi,
i checked but i didnot find any special activity had.

Re: Network problem occuring one of sever

Posted: Tue May 15, 2012 6:02 pm
by George Regateiro
We experienced this issue with the Lock Pages In Memory that Jim mentioned and through debugging with IBM it was determined that this was causing the server to run out of page file even though everything looked fine on the server. We disabled it since as long as there is some activity on the server this is not really needed. What was happening was the lock pages setting was causing something called the Max Working Set to grow and this was never returned to the OS. It was tricky because if we looked at the task manager we could see plenty of RAM and page file remaining. This parameter was invisible expect through the latest PROCMON available from MS. Disabling the parameter solved all our problems.

Re: Network problem occuring one of sever

Posted: Tue May 15, 2012 6:38 pm
by PlanningDev
George Regateiro wrote:We experienced this issue with the Lock Pages In Memory that Jim mentioned and through debugging with IBM it was determined that this was causing the server to run out of page file even though everything looked fine on the server. We disabled it since as long as there is some activity on the server this is not really needed. What was happening was the lock pages setting was causing something called the Max Working Set to grow and this was never returned to the OS. It was tricky because if we looked at the task manager we could see plenty of RAM and page file remaining. This parameter was invisible expect through the latest PROCMON available from MS. Disabling the parameter solved all our problems.

The same exact problem here. Every 5-7 days the machine would think it was out of resources even though it wasn't and you couldn't login through RDP. We had to remote stop the TM1 services from the command line to get back on the machine.

Re: Network problem occuring one of sever

Posted: Wed May 16, 2012 4:23 am
by mincharug.shulft
Hi,
Thanks for you valuble reply.
and my TM1 server running under virtual michane so
thats means if i could disable the Lock Pages In Memory=F in the conf file NO issues i will expact right .
please suggest me all gentle mans so that i am going to disable.

Re: Network problem occuring one of sever

Posted: Wed May 16, 2012 5:20 am
by mincharug.shulft
this parameter should it be applicable to virtual mechine or phical machine ?

Lock Pages In Memory=F

Re: Network problem occuring one of sever

Posted: Wed May 16, 2012 7:57 am
by Andy Key
Given the latest mumblings from IBM I would have LockPagesInMemory=F as your default position on all 64-bit Windows servers, until they change their minds again.