We recently enlisted CA support's help to do a performance review of our DSSes 
on Linux (RHEL 5) in preparation for moving from 9.1.2H12 to 9.2H04.

One thing that came out of that review is that on one of our DSSes (managing 
about 8,000 devices) Spectrum had max'd out the number of threads (20, I think) 
that it could use for polling.  So it seems that no matter if the SS was 64-bit 
and had tons more memory available, we would still need to move some of the 
workload (managed devices) off to another SS.  But maybe there are other 
advantages SS on 64-bit other than lifting the memory ceiling?


Eric Miner -- Oai-sys Network Architecture and Applications -- Travelers -- 
[email protected] -- 
860-277-5616<http://webpages.charter.net/minerfamily/gcall-eminer.html>

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From: Robert Borowicz [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Thursday, June 16, 2011 5:20 PM
To: spectrum
Subject: Re: [spectrum] 64 Bit SpectroServer

 I checked the Support site and found:
Title:  Does SPECTRUM support 64 bit Operating Systems? (Legacy KB ID CNC 
TS29305 )

SPECTRUM 9.0 will install and run on 64-bit OS that are supported (listed 
above).  However, they will run only as a 32-bit application and therefore will 
not take advantage of extra memory resources beyond what a 32-bit application 
of that platform allows.

Spectrum 9.0 with Solaris x86 is not supported.
CA plans to add support in Spectrum 10.0 to allow for 64 bit OS to be supported.

Related Issues/Questions:
Are 64 bit Operating Systems (OS) Supported in Spectrum?

Problem Environment:
SPECTRUM 9.0
Linux 64 Bit
Windows 2003 2008 64 Bit
Solaris 64 Bit
Solaris x86

Supported 64-bit OS for Spectrum 9.0 include:

Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition (x64) base level
Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Standard Edition (x64) base level
Red Hat Enterprise Linux AS (x86 64bit) 4.0
Red Hat Enterprise Linux AS (x86 64bit) 5.0
Red Hat Enterprise Linux ES (x86 64bit) 4.0
Red Hat Enterprise Linux ES (x86 64bit) 5.0
Sun Solaris (SPARC 64bit) 9
Sun Solaris (SPARC 64bit) 10

On Thu, Jun 16, 2011 at 4:13 PM, Robert Borowicz 
<[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
I just realized the SS I inherited on my new job is 32 bit. I looked on the CA 
Download page and do not see a distinction of 32 vs 64 bit distributions.

Anybody know if CA has a 64 Bit Linux distro of Spectrum Infrastructure Manager?

Thanks !

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