We have four WiSM's with about 750 APs and 1500-2000 concurrent users running 4.2.62.0 code. We have always averaged two percent or less with occasional spikes to 15%.

On Wed, 13 Feb 2008, James J J Hooper wrote:

Date: Wed, 13 Feb 2008 21:10:38 +0000
From: James J J Hooper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: [WIRELESS-LAN] Cisco Wisms CPU

Hi All,
A quick question for those out there with WISMs... What level of CPU usage are you experiencing (with how many users)?

A bit of background...
We have two wism blades (4 wisms) and since we purchased them in about april'07 they were running at about 35%, rising to 50% at peak times, with frequent spikes up to about 90%. The spikes were worrying, but the average seemed ok, and as they did this from day one I was under the impression this was the norm.

Recently, we upgraded to the 4.2.x.y stream from 4.1. As has been covered in other recent posts, 4.2 has some outstanding issues (more than others anyway) and things became unstable... so we decided to go back to 4.1.85.0 (TAC hasn't provided us with any solutions for 4.2 issues). We had a backup of our previous 4.1 config, but I chose not to use it and start again from scratch (a few things had changed, so either way involved work)

Since the reversion to 4.1.85.0, our cpu usage now averages 2% and peaks at 6% at peak times (220 waps, ~350 users).
[4.1.85.0, 12.2(18)SXF7]

Thanks,
James

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James J J Hooper
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Information Services
University of Bristol
http://www.wireless.bristol.ac.uk
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