> First thing comes to mind is a possible compromise via virus/worm.
> If, after
> scanning with up2date definitions, then making sure the drive is
> defragged
> frequently, you might want to run system diagnostics to see if
> there is some
> kind of latency in disk access.
> Sometimes removing and reinstalling the internal connectors on the
> motherboard
> will cure the latency problem.
You know you may be on the right track. The problem actually reared its ugly head when I replaced an f: drive for the d: data drive. The D: drive had started to show problems in the event viewer so I remapped the d: drive to g: and remapped f: to d: F: was being mirrored for just this type of problem. d: and f: are not in any raid configuration just a few drives on the scsi chain.
John
Schedule regular physical cleaning
> of the
> interior of the box. Even a small amount of dust accumulation will
> cause this
> latency as well. But the diagnostics should reveal the problem.
>
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> ----- Original Message -----
> From: john cesta
> To: CF-Server
> Sent: Friday, February 20, 2004 8:08 AM
> Subject: slow moving cfserver sometimes?
>
> I have a win2k box 2.4 gig intel, 1 gig of ram always ran fine in
> the past.
> Now, on a regular basis, the cfserver 5.0 runs slow and times out a
> lot of
> pages. It's strange because there isn't really much traffic on the
> server maybe
> 50 connections (I've had hundreds before) and the cpu% is around 20-
> 30% which
> has always been normal. Sometimes the pages run very fast then
> after a few
> clicks on a page it will time out. This happens on more than on cf
> site. I've
> played with the settings in the admin but it continues. The
> cfserver cpu% is
> very low while this is happening. The server is providing plenty of
> resources.
>
> Any advice?
>
> Thanks,
>
> John Cesta
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