The strange thing is that I could do it manually with reflection and it
seemed to be ok. Might be somehow related to the scheduler+reflection
scripts(vb).

On the other hand, it's intermittent so it's hard to tell for sure. I'll
try and test it more tommorow and see if I can get it to hang and
determine the exact problem.

The result is clear though, serversalive.exe ends up having 99%
processor utilization.

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4.1R1591


Can you get the same behaviour using a telnet client (when doing it by
hand)? 


Dirk.
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Subject: Re: [SA-list] Telnet, Start Checking, and 99% Utilization by SA
4.1R1591

Hmmmm, you know, I was doing some Telnet checks to SA on an old NT4 box
at the house. It seemed to do the same thing after several cycles. Never
looked into it further because it's such a crappy server, so I wasn't
completely surprised. But, maybe it's not the hardware...

Michael Shook
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Saddle Creek Corporation
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>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 04/27/04 02:40PM >>>
I had a script that would log into Servers Alive at 1am and 6am via
telnet 4301 and issue the start checking command. 

That way if someone disabled the checking because we had the network/san
down but forgot to bring it back up, we'd still find out before 8am next
morning.

For some reason, servers alive seems to go to 99% utilization(at least
intermittently) when I do that.  I'm running the scripts using microsoft
2000 server edition scheduler and reflection.

I'm also running the latest version of SA Web.

I have turned off the scripts and the problem disappeared.

Suggestions?


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