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Release cache Window server
We have a dynamic AX AOS server that always need to reboot to server in case some program run slowly.
Is there a quick way to clean up window memory rather than rebooting the server to affect daily operation ?
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Is there a quick way to clean up window memory rather than rebooting the server to affect daily operation ?
Tks
just restarting the AOS service releases the Dynamics AX cashe, how many AOS's do you have on this one server? and how much memory does the server have?
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A AOS server running on Window 2008 (64bit RAM) 12GB RAM supporting around 64 users. Tks
Is there a command to simply release the memory cache on Window, rather than reset any service in AOS in order not to affect any scheduled task ? Tks
Is there a command to simply release the memory cache on Window, rather than reset any service in AOS in order not to affect any scheduled task ? Tks
Sorry forgot to ask what version of ax?? And which CU do you have?
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AX2009. What do u mean CU and where can I check it ? Tks
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Kernel Version 5.0.1500.5616
Application version : 5.0.1001.96
Application version : 5.0.1001.96
ok so thats ax2009 SP1 Hotfix Rollup 7
what is your memory at on the server? 80% 90%?
is the server maxing out on memory?
why do you want to flush it??
what is your memory at on the server? 80% 90%?
is the server maxing out on memory?
why do you want to flush it??
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Attached please find the resource at the current moment. Any comment ?
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ok so not too bad really.
looks like you might have a few server side processes running via batch maybe, this is why the CPU is in heavy to light use, memory looks ok, does it get much higher than that??
i would schedule a weekly service restart maybe Saturday or Sunday night, is this a virtual server?
looks like you might have a few server side processes running via batch maybe, this is why the CPU is in heavy to light use, memory looks ok, does it get much higher than that??
i would schedule a weekly service restart maybe Saturday or Sunday night, is this a virtual server?
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What CPU & memory value will indicate a h/w performance ? Is 30% CPU usage is still high ? How about the memory ?
Tks again.
Tks again.
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When its running slowly have a look at memory and process utilisation in "Task Manager" and it theres on that high you can use a
NET STOP "Service Name"
then
NET START "Service Name"