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Windows 2008 64-bit can cause a significant CPU increase and I/O degradation when Domino opens many databases

Had a customer report the above issue and have it fixed by IBM so I thought others might benefit from it. The issue has been fixed as IBM SPR# KBRN8AKKA9. The technote is 1449825 and contains a lot of good info. Setting notes.ini "Disable_Random_RW_File_ATTR=1" fixes the issue.

"After Domino opens many NSF files in quick succession during a backup, the Virtual Address Space of the OS system cache may be completely used up (for example, 1TB of data may be used in this OS cache). Successive calls into the OS cache manager to get memory from the OS system cache then results in mapping/unmapping of views from the system cache. These mapping/unmapping operations takes a lot of CPU time and as a result shows as high OS CPU usage. In addition, because the large OS system cache may now reside on the disk (the RAM is not large enough to hold the OS system cache) this results in significant I/O on the system."



Avatar: Rainer

Re: Windows 2008 64-bit can cause a significant CPU increase and I/O degradation when Domino opens many databases

Hi Mikkel, thanks a lot for this blog... Will help !!! Best regards, Rainer
Avatar: Anonymous

Re: Windows 2008 64-bit can cause a significant CPU increase and I/O degradation when Domino opens many databases

Hi,

Old news:
http://www-10.lotus.com/ldd/nd85forum.nsf/ShowMyTopicsAllFlatweb/8868082c774e1cf385257945004484ef?OpenDocument
&
http://www.dannotes.dk/dannotes/disc.nsf/0/8470B0C30D116463C1257838004ED391?OpenDocument

and what about AV and backup SW ?

BR
Mov V Hansen
Avatar: Mikkel Flindt Heisterberg

Re: Windows 2008 64-bit can cause a significant CPU increase and I/O degradation when Domino opens many databases

Why you would feel the need to post that I don't know but good for you that you knew.
Avatar: Anonymous

Re: Windows 2008 64-bit can cause a significant CPU increase and I/O degradation when Domino opens many databases

Hi,

Why ?
"Disable_Random_RW_File_ATTR=1" fixes the issue."

Not the fix.

This is the fix:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/974609

BR
Mov V Hansen

Re: Windows 2008 64-bit can cause a significant CPU increase and I/O degradation when Domino opens many databases

I just upgraded to 2008 R2.  Great info.  Looks like MS will release this as an update soon enough.  :)

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