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CMS Server performance/crash issue
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| Hi
I have an MCMS2002 server running on w2k3 and a deticated SQL server.
sometimes it craches and needs some 30-40 mins with no requests to recover.
when it craches, the CPU runs at 100%. (no memory issue)
The performance counter shows an strange increase in master cache nodes. it
it set to 20.000, but it seems to go up and up, about ONE TIME a day. on 5
days i goes from 2oK to 100K, so about +20K a day.
Can this be causing the problem and why cant the CMS server clean the cache?
it increases when the number of cache misses increases. It is not the same
time every day.
any other good suggestions
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| Stefan [MSFT] 2006-10-18, 1:23 pm |
| Hi Nicas,
sounds as if you are using CmsApplicationContext inside your web
application - or you removed the CmsEndRequestModule from the web.config
which is not allowed.
When using CmsApplicationContext you need to dispose the context explicitly
as outlined here:
http://blogs.technet.com/stefan_gos.../07/386526.aspx
Cheers,
Stefan
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"Nicas" <Nicas@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Hi
>
> I have an MCMS2002 server running on w2k3 and a deticated SQL server.
> sometimes it craches and needs some 30-40 mins with no requests to
> recover.
> when it craches, the CPU runs at 100%. (no memory issue)
>
> The performance counter shows an strange increase in master cache nodes.
> it
> it set to 20.000, but it seems to go up and up, about ONE TIME a day. on 5
> days i goes from 2oK to 100K, so about +20K a day.
> Can this be causing the problem and why cant the CMS server clean the
> cache?
> it increases when the number of cache misses increases. It is not the same
> time every day.
>
> any other good suggestions
>
>
>
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