We just migrated from some suspect hardware to overcome significant load issues. Everything is running significantly better but I am now receiving this notification. Not sure where to start looking ?
PROCS CRITICAL: 424 processes with STATE = RSZDT
I have the default settings on the check 250 w 400 c
thanks
Brian
PROCS CRITICAL: processes with STATE = RSZDT
Re: PROCS CRITICAL: processes with STATE = RSZDT
You have a critical threshold set at 400 and you have 424 processes running, so the "CRITICAL" state is perfectly normal. Check to see why you have so many processes running on your system. Did you install XI on a "clean" system, minimal install with nothing else running on it? Are you running gnome? If this number of processes is normal for your environment, you can increase the thresholds.
Go to the Core Config Manager->Services->select "localhost" from the drop-down menu->click on "Total Processes", modify the values for the warning and critical thresholds in $ARG1$ and $ARG2$ fields, save and apply configuration.
Go to the Core Config Manager->Services->select "localhost" from the drop-down menu->click on "Total Processes", modify the values for the warning and critical thresholds in $ARG1$ and $ARG2$ fields, save and apply configuration.
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Re: PROCS CRITICAL: processes with STATE = RSZDT
I should have been more specific. We installed a base install and did a restore from the old hardware. We were not getting the high process notifications before the upgrade which is why I assumed it was high. Easy enough to change the threshold I just was concerned about the change.
Re: PROCS CRITICAL: processes with STATE = RSZDT
Gnome does not appear to be installed
Re: PROCS CRITICAL: processes with STATE = RSZDT
Was your "old" XI installed on the same OS/distro/architecture? Did you check what processes are currently running on your system?
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