> I know that when running CFMX 6.1 in a J2EE Configuration
> with Jrun 4.0, that there are three types of servers that
> will run:
>
> ADMIN Server - mainly for the Java Management Console
> CFUSION Server - self explanatory
> DEFAULT Server - ??
>
> So my questions are as follows:
>
> What is the Default server used for?
Just that. It's a default server that you can use to test things out.
It is not needed if you use another instance for CF.
> If we are only running a Cfusion application on this
> box, do I need to have the default server running?
Nope. See above.l actually delete it to free up the port reservations.
>
> If I am not using the JMC, do I need the admin server
> running?
Nope. The only time I've ever had it up was to create a cluster
between my CF instances.
>
> I am looking at cutting down on the performance overhead
> we have on the server.
This will definitely help.
>
> We have had a problem with multiple instances of JRUN.EXE
> running in the Windows Task Manager and JRUN eating up
> the CPU utilization causing us to reboot the server.
>
> I have looked over the note from Macromedia in regards to
> multiple instances of Jrun services
> http://www.macromedia.com/support/jrun/ts/documents/jmc_service.htm
>
> We are only using the Windows Services Management Console to
> shutdown/restart services.
>
> We have applied the latest Jrun updater (Updater 3), I know Updater
> 4 is coming soon but not went that far yet.
JRun Updater 4 has been out for a couple weeks now. If you're running
a fresh setup, then I'd suggest using Updater 4. However, use caution
if you're already set up, as I've had a nightmare of a time with the
updated web server connectors!
>
> Also in CFMX, we have applied the latest Updater 3 as well as the
> two latest hot fixes Article 19536 and 19590.
Well, the latest Updater is technically 6.1 Updater 1. I point that
out because there was an Updater 3 for CFMX 6.0, which is entirely
different and, obviously, much older.
>
> Still trying to find out when our CPU Utilization ever so often
> climbs so high, we have to reboot.
The DataDirect drivers have been a big pain in our butts. In fact,
we're still using the Updater 3 Plus drivers that were released a year
ago in our setup because of these stability issues. We're using
Oracle.
>
> The hot fixes were applied today so I will monitor it and see what
> happens, but curious
> if I need the default server from Jrun.
See above.
Regards,
Dave.
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