CPU usage

[cmcshane]

Is there a way of checking your CPU usage on a G650i? or indeed a S8700?

What kind of activities on the G650 would be CPU intensive?

 

[wildcard100001]

Status Health would give you CPU stats. Top right hand corner

As far as the G650, they don't have a cpu... though some cards that go in it do.

Thanks,

Wildcard

 

[sroush]

Try the "fasttop" command at the bash command-line. From

http://support.avaya.com/elmodocs2/s8700/LinuxTroubleshootingGuide.pdf:

"Use the fasttop command to view the occupancy numbers for the various Communication Manager processes. The fasttop command is a customized version of the standard top command that is available within Linux.
The following example shows the results of the fasttop command.

Sun Jan 18 12:27:31.917
processor at 851943 khz 5.00 seconds 34.19 % used 29.12 %
prio
Summary 108.29 seconds 14.00 % used 10.32 % prio
PID PPID %occ name pol prio memory
12822 12789 20.73 hmm FIFO 21 7036928
12827 12789 3.22 capro FIFO 17 133120000
29344 12789 2.28 map FIFO 4 3936256
12804 12789 1.75 pcd FIFO 22 7221248
12959 12789 1.51 mdm FIFO 6 3317760
12830 12789 1.49 dap FIFO 18 3756032
12828 12789 0.48 bdm FIFO 18 3665920
12808 12807 0.42 pcd FIFO 22 7221248
12988 12789 0.37 gip FIFO 20 7254016
2581 12789 0.25 map FIFO 4 3936256
"

(sorry, some of the formatting was lost)

steve

 

[cmcshane]

Will do, thanks.

 

[surakmn]

If you're running ASA there is a wizard in the data polling schedule that pulls processor occupancy. Unless your switch is very busy, the processors pretty much idle along...

 

[cmcshane]

Thanks again. Good to know.