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Hi Everyone

 

About 2 hours ago, the CPU on th 2008r2 file server started to run really high (80-100%)

 

The process that seems to causing is "System" which is the NT Kernel & System

 

Any ideas? I haven't yet done a reboot.

 

Thanks

Edited by techie08
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Its VMware VSphere

 

ahh okay if it was KVM i knew there was a problem - with high hardware intercepts

 

I would still check a process monitor as it will tell you which parts of the system process are using the high cpu loads

 

also any event log entries?

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There are loads of 2012 srv warnings saying

"While transmitting or receiving data, the server encountered a network error. Occassional errors are expected, but large amounts of these indicate a possible error in your network configuration. The error status code is contained within the returned data (formatted as Words) and may point you towards the problem."

 

This has been happing for about 4/5 every day.

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We have this for about one hour a day on the two file servers but not the Dc's

Not got to the bottom of it yet. All the usual suspects proved innocent(AV,etc,etc).

Updated tools. redone nic and ever rebuilt the machines.

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We have this for about one hour a day on the two file servers but not the Dc's

Not got to the bottom of it yet. All the usual suspects proved innocent(AV,etc,etc).

Updated tools. redone nic and ever rebuilt the machines.

 

My 2008r2 DCs are fine as well.

 

Are yours still having problems even with the rebuild?

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I find that many errors don't really influence system performance, depends on the error obviously......Reboot is the first thing I would have tried though, fixes most Windows issues in a hurry :D
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I find that many errors don't really influence system performance, depends on the error obviously......Reboot is the first thing I would have tried though, fixes most Windows issues in a hurry :D

 

Im going to give that a go at the end of today.

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