Security

Hi everyone

I am observing that the consumption of the Clearpass Swap disk is at 81%, and little by little it has been increasing.

My question is how critical is this? Should I be worried? Is the server going to crash?

Here I share the SYSINFO and SYSTEM-RESOURCES.

SYSINFO

System Uptime : 252 days, 2:26:59.180000

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Disk Utilization
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Total : 488.28 GB
Free : 433.10 GB (89%)
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Memory Utilization
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Total : 16.00 GB
Free : 7.42 GB (46%)
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SYSTEM-RESOURCES
Current system configuration:
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Number of CPUs = 8
Total Memory = 16.00 GB
Total Disk Size = 488.28 GB
Total Disk Write Throughput = 289
Total Disk Read Throughput = 508
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Required system configuration:
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Number of CPUs = 8
Total Memory = 8 GB
Total Disk Size = 1000 GB
Total Disk Write Throughput = 50
Total Disk Read Throughput = 70
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Thanks for your help.

 Hi,

EDIT : The resource allocation looks totally fine. Better to get it checked.

This shouldn't be critical, Nope your server will Not crash.

Please work with TAC to understand why Swap disk has been utilized this much by going though the server logs.

Typically when system runs out of physical memory then swap space would be utilized.

Based on your description, looks like some of the processes are using swap space. They may have switched to swap in past due to no physical memory was available and continue to use swap space.

TAC could identify this type of services from arubasupport shell and simple restart of that services should free up swap. 

Since we have ample amount of free physical memeory available, server should function without any crash.

Regards,

Pranav