All questions related to installations, configurations and maintenance of Advanced Host Monitor (including additional tools such as RMA for Windows, RMA Manager, Web Servie, RCC).
We configured ODBC-Loging and "save information about every performed test"
The ODBC destination is a MS-SQL Server installed on the same Server.
Now, the performance of the entire system is very bad.
The Windows process LSASS.EXE has a cpu-usage about 30 percent.
Is this a known problem?
or any idea how we get a better performance?
we use:
-Windows 2000 Server
-Advanced Hostmonitor Version 4.86
-Microsoft SQL Server Standard 2000
The system is domain controler? Do you see errors in the Event Log ( errors with code 1168 or 8 )?
Microsoft has some solution for this problem: http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=842382
Found some articles but not sure they can be applied to your system.
Some questions:
- have you installed Service Pack 4?
- only LSASS.EXE has a high cpu usage? what about services.exe?
Yeah, NAV often leads to some problems. My common 1st question should be "do you have any antivirus monitor installed on your system?" I forgot about that
