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VMware virtual server CPU performance chart appears disjointed, is that normal?
One of our developer is complaining that one of the website is down, but website monitoring that is in place to check uptime every 5mins did not pickup any downtime.
From the webserver CPU performance chart, I'm seeing disjoint chart (see attached image) and I'm not sure if that means anything - CPU just died intermittently?
Any help is greatly appreciated.
From the webserver CPU performance chart, I'm seeing disjoint chart (see attached image) and I'm not sure if that means anything - CPU just died intermittently?
Any help is greatly appreciated.
greg_vander
you have to check also the network or the DNS.
Do you have any other graphs that appear the same way?
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The memory usage chart appears the same way 
So does disk, network, system at around the same time.
Please see the System past day chart.
screenshot-system-chart.jpg
So does disk, network, system at around the same time.
Please see the System past day chart.
screenshot-system-chart.jpg
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danm66, Thanks for input. It doesn't sounds that critical from what you have described.
I'm having trouble finding the vpxd.log files on the VC. I've tried searching the whole c: drive in vain.
Virtual Center Logs
* Location: %TEMP%\vpx (relative to the user account running vpxd)
* Name: vpxd-#.log (# is one digit, 0-9)
Any idea why?
I'm having trouble finding the vpxd.log files on the VC. I've tried searching the whole c: drive in vain.
Virtual Center Logs
* Location: %TEMP%\vpx (relative to the user account running vpxd)
* Name: vpxd-#.log (# is one digit, 0-9)
Any idea why?
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