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My original question was:
We've got 2 swap partitions running under 3.2c, totaling about 2.5
gig
worth of swap.
My question is...using the command vmstat, what is a normal amount
under "pages fault"
- From the way it looks on my system, its entirely too high....
Thanks to Gwen Pettigrew and Alan Rollow for responding.
Considering that this server is under an incredible ammount of load,
the numbers i come up with for page faults under vmstat is normal.
Heres a current vmstat on the system.
root_at_pgh:/ >vmstat 2
Virtual Memory Statistics: (pagesize = 8192)
procs memory pages intr
cpu
r w u act free wire fault cow zero react pin pout in sy cs
us sy id
6385 16 26K 25K 10K 130M 25M 34M 187K 16M 28K 601 6K 1K
15 29 56
11383 17 28K 24K 10K 5079 708 2327 0 454 0 2K 21K 3K
28 69 2
11381 16 25K 27K 10K 5657 1016 1415 0 567 0 1K 16K 2K
21 70 8
7397 16 26K 26K 10K 3428 605 876 0 327 0 1K 15K 2K
21 74 5
9377 21 26K 25K 10K 4167 879 843 0 340 0 1K 22K 2K
19 74 6
7385 17 26K 26K 10K 4623 831 1051 0 348 0 1K 21K 2K
29 70 2
16375 17 26K 25K 10K 4738 851 1252 0 457 0 3K 34K 4K
37 62 0
I was just sorta worried after 3 weeks of uptime there were about 980M
of page faults.
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Dayv Gastonguay
dmg_at_nauticom.net
System Administration
Nauticom/Pinnatech, Inc.
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(updated 4/6/99)
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Received on Mon Jun 14 1999 - 15:48:22 NZST