Hi Folks,
Thanks to Axton, I believe we have identified the problem. When he
suggested a traceroute between the Mid-tier server and the AR Server, I
discovered that ICMP traffic was not being routed. That got me thinking
that there might be some other issues with the firewall that had been
TCP state timeout shouldn't make a big difference; it will just cause
a little more communication to create the state. When a packet comes
from the midtier server to the arserver and a state does not exist on
the firewall, the packet will be dropped; the midtier should then send
a SYN packet,
That looks good.
On Nov 29, 2011 1:15 PM, L G Robinson n...@ncsu.edu wrote:
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Hi Axton,
I don't know as much about the protocols and firewalls as I should, but
the information that you provided is good for reference.
Now that ICMP is enabled, I can actually get some real numbers:
here is something to check::
on the separate midtier:: add the other remedy servers and check
performance.. against them..
see if they react the same, and then ping between to see if the network
acts the same as a comparison..
then delete the server anytime you need the memory.
On Mon, Nov 28,
Hi Folks,
I am struggling with a performance issue with Mid-tier running on a Linux
VM. Well, maybe not exactly a performance problem. Perhaps it is a caching
issue or a configuration issue. I'm just not sure. Let me say at the outset
that I have read the BMC Remedy Mid Tier Guide for 7.6.03, but
Hi,
Have you tried to enable the Pre-Load option? You enable this is the
AR Server option.
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J
2011/11/28 L G Robinson n...@ncsu.edu:
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Hi Folks,
I am struggling with a performance issue with Mid-tier running on a Linux
VM. Well, maybe not exactly a performance problem. Perhaps it is a
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If you change your homepage to the normal homepage form, does it
still take forever to log in?
Brien
On 11/28/2011 12:17 PM, L G Robinson wrote:
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Hi Folks,
I am struggling with a performance issue with
Hi Jarl,
Preload Tables Configuration has the default setting of:
Reload Tables At Init Only: No
Number of Preload Threads: 20
Number of Preload Segments: 300
I didn't think this would be a factor since the Solaris Mid-tier works fine
and these settings are per-server. But thanks for thew
You have a number of varaibles in play that's going to make it hard to
pinpoint the cause of the slowness:
- midtier local to arserver host in fast configuration
- different tomcat versions
- different operating systems
- physical vs. virtual machines
- different java versions
The fact that one
Hi,
I mean the Pre-Load settings in Mid-tier, it is in the AR Server
Settings section.
Regards,
Jarl
2011/11/28 L G Robinson n...@ncsu.edu:
** Hi Jarl,
Preload Tables Configuration has the default setting of:
Reload Tables At Init Only: No
Number of Preload Threads: 20
Number of Preload
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