Title: Occasional Missed Checks....
I have seen an issue where excessive syslog traffic (like what you'd get from a firewall connected to the internet) will cause SQL to hit 100%...I'm still working on figuring a fix for that one...
 
It would be an interesting to see IPSWITCH make the syslogging feature a lot more robust to handle something like this.  Ideas are to queue messages and do 'bulk inserts' of some kind into the DB instead of an insert for every message (of course, I'm only guessing this is how it's done now), or to allow a different type of passive-monitor to be setup that would allow for treating the syslog entries for that device
differently.  This has got to be a problem on larger networks, particularily those connected to the Internet... 
 
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From: Steve Pope [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, February 10, 2005 12:05 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [WhatsUp Forum] SQL Server

Has anyone had an issue were SQL server runs at 100% CPU continually?
 
This is on a SQL server with a second instance of SQL running only for WUP.

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