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Operating Systems AIX Not using all CPU's? Post 302734729 by vpundit on Thursday 22nd of November 2012 02:48:04 PM
Old 11-22-2012
thanks for the info guys! really appriciate it. I know the paging space is excessive i haven't been here to long, i keep finding things like this.

I have to try some of those commands and run some compaires.

I had a test running just a few min ago and memory is hitting 99%.

Code:
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│ Memory ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────│
│          Physical  PageSpace |        pages/sec  In     Out | FileSystemCache│
│% Used       99.5%      2.4%  | to Paging Space   0.0    0.0 | (numperm) 14.0%│
│% Free        0.5%     97.6%  | to File System   12.5 3443.5 | Process   77.7%│
│MB Used   65224.7MB  1311.1MB | Page Scans        0.0        | System     7.8%│
│MB Free     311.3MB 54240.9MB | Page Cycles       0.0        | Free       0.5%│
│Total(MB) 65536.0MB 55552.0MB | Page Steals       0.0        |           -----│
│                              | Page Faults    4297.0        | Total    100.0%

 

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