Hi
I'm using 7.2R (but the same problem appears on 7.1) AMD64.
I have 8 Gb ram and 8 processors, 6 NIC.
The machine seemed to work ok since I installed:
nfsen/nfdump/apache/php
softflowd
I also mounted a 50Gb iscsi volume on a Netapp.
The problem is that the machine works correctly, sniffing from 2 nics with softflowd and receiving 2 external netflow sources, but after 2/3 days of working it seems hung, but not completely.
Nfsen functions seems gone, but I can login via SSH and ping the machine, but starting applications results in an hung shell.
The only console message I see, is:
Approaching the limit on PV entries, consider increasing either the vm.pmap.shpgperproc or the vm.pmap.pv_entry_max sysctl
I changed it to 2000 (from 200) with no luck.
Trying to do "ls /iscsi", where /iscsi is my mount point also results in the shell hung.
Strange enough, the machine does not reboot (it stays hung on reboot) but it seems to continue to write data on the iscsi volume, since after an hard reset I see the nfsen data collected while "hung".
Basically, any idea where to start diagnosing?
No info the the logs too....
I'm using 7.2R (but the same problem appears on 7.1) AMD64.
I have 8 Gb ram and 8 processors, 6 NIC.
The machine seemed to work ok since I installed:
nfsen/nfdump/apache/php
softflowd
I also mounted a 50Gb iscsi volume on a Netapp.
The problem is that the machine works correctly, sniffing from 2 nics with softflowd and receiving 2 external netflow sources, but after 2/3 days of working it seems hung, but not completely.
Nfsen functions seems gone, but I can login via SSH and ping the machine, but starting applications results in an hung shell.
The only console message I see, is:
Approaching the limit on PV entries, consider increasing either the vm.pmap.shpgperproc or the vm.pmap.pv_entry_max sysctl
I changed it to 2000 (from 200) with no luck.
Trying to do "ls /iscsi", where /iscsi is my mount point also results in the shell hung.
Strange enough, the machine does not reboot (it stays hung on reboot) but it seems to continue to write data on the iscsi volume, since after an hard reset I see the nfsen data collected while "hung".
Basically, any idea where to start diagnosing?
No info the the logs too....