is maybe the CPU load associated with network overhead ? ? ?
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     force on client compression, which will reduce network traffic, =
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     help...
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     also since a lot of incremental backup processing is just to =
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     out what to back up... offset the start times of the schedules so =
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     server doesn't have  all that load at once.
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     memoryeffecient yes (on the clients) might also spread the load =
out on

     the server over a greater period of time, thus yielding a reduced =
peak

     server cpu utilization.
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     Dwight


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Subject: CPU Usage
Author:  BOIREER (BOIREER AT EUROMSX.GEMSE DOT FR) at unix,mime
Date:    6/18/99 12:59 PM


Hi All,
I have a CPU usage overload on my ADSM NT 3.1.1.2  (HP LxPro Dual =
PentiumPro

200, 256 MB Ram, 50GB Raid 5). It start with 4-5 simultaneous client =
session

(PC Win95). When we start in production last year we didn't have this =
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of issue. Since one month, with more than 5 clients with have 80% CPU =
on the

two processor. =20
I increase the DB Buffer (32MB to 64MB), It's the same. We have enough  =

memory.
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Does anybody have ideas ?
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Thanks for your help.
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Salutations / Best Regards
g            GE Medical Systems =20
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Eric Boireau                                                   GS =20
Internet / Intranet Team
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GE Medical Systems S.A
283, rue de la Mini=E8re =20
78533 BUC Cedex France
T=E9l: (33) 1 30 70 39 32,  DC: 8*644 3932 =20
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