Yep!

According to Veritas, they "are aware, and are working on it".

In the mean time, if you're on a UNIX master server, you can adjust the 
following variables in /opt/openv/java/jnbSA and jbpSA:

INITIAL_MEMORY=256M
MAX_MEMORY=512M

By default, they were something like 24M and 64M, respectively.

This helps a bit, but it's not an amazing difference.

If you're running a Windows master, then I have no idea where those 
variables live.

--Steve


Maths Lööv wrote:
> I have an Administration console (Veritas NBU Datacenter W2K MP3) with
> extremly bad performance! Anyone seen this before?
> 
> 
> 
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>>
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