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Subject: | [nv-l] Object Acknowledgement kills Netview |
From: | "Brian Kraftchick" <Brian.Kraftchick@odfl.com> |
Date: | Mon, 8 Aug 2005 13:59:17 -0400 |
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Thread-topic: | Object Acknowledgement kills Netview |
Netvew 7.1.2 on Win2K Could anybody help me figure out why when I acknowledge an "alarmed" (red) object and it's status color propogates the change up through a series of maps that the Netview applications goes to a "Not responding" state, and the NetView.exe process eats up about 50% of the CPU, and NetView itself is unuseable for about 5 minutes ? It does come back, but it seems that this is really performing poorly, and on a system that isn't being taxed in any shape or form. This only happens when the object that is being acknowledged is the last one on a map in an alarmed state such that once acknowledged the propogation of that acknowledgment "up the chain" takes a toll on the server and NetView application. -
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