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  • 1.  A5120 CPU and memory usage

    Posted May 03, 2012 08:56 AM

    Hello,

     

    I have a stack of 2 HP A5120 switches and I am a bit concerned about the cpu and memory usage. The display cpu-usage reveals that the utilization is around 26%. The display memory shows that 67% used memory rate with 72mb system memory. I have a stack of 2 switches for a total of 96 gig ports. I only used 17 ports. I opened a ticket with HP and they saif that this is normal and I will not run into any performance issue if I use up all the ports on the switches. I am a bit skeptical. But may be you can share your experience. Thx



  • 2.  RE: A5120 CPU and memory usage

    Posted May 03, 2012 09:42 AM

    Did you upgrade the firmware on both switches.  It could be a memory hole being created.



  • 3.  RE: A5120 CPU and memory usage

    Posted May 03, 2012 09:44 AM

    Yes. I send the disaply diagnostic to HP technical support and they said that I have the latest firmware.



  • 4.  RE: A5120 CPU and memory usage

    Posted May 03, 2012 09:57 AM

    5120 and 5500 seems to idle at 25-30% CPU usage, so I wouldnt worry. All stacks I've seen does that too.



  • 5.  RE: A5120 CPU and memory usage

    Posted May 08, 2012 01:01 AM

    can u run command ''reset recycle-bin" which will clean ur memory



  • 6.  RE: A5120 CPU and memory usage

    Posted May 08, 2012 02:05 AM

    I think that only affects flash (if you've deleted files without /unreserved)



  • 7.  RE: A5120 CPU and memory usage

    Posted May 08, 2012 07:43 AM

    Will it disconnect existing sessions?



  • 8.  RE: A5120 CPU and memory usage

    Posted May 08, 2012 07:44 AM

    What type of memory does the display memory command? nvram? or flash? Thx



  • 9.  RE: A5120 CPU and memory usage

    Posted May 09, 2012 02:41 PM

    This behavior is absolutely normal, don't worry. For example, the old 5500G-EI XRN stacks works with similar levels of CPU and memory consumption even without any port connected. This is why the stack runs internal procedures in order to maintain the whole stack synchronized (L2 and L3 informations and so on).

     

    A firmware upgrade may help to decrease these consumption levels, but this status does not represents any risks to your environment.

     

    HTH