E10: IIS Ram consuption

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Looks like a memory leak in some processing logic. 

It is recommended you recycle the apppool you can configure this on a schedule within the IIS Apppool configuration. 

You can do analysis with tools (some are free) Epicor support can provide you.

In 10.1 the performance and diagnostic Epicor tool has this new capability to support this.


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On 19 Nov 2015, at 17:48, Joe Rojas jrojas@... [vantage] <vantage@yahoogroups.com> wrote:

 

Hi All,

E10.0.700.4

We upgraded our server’s RAM from 64GB to 128GB after noticing that RAM consumption was occasionally maxing out.
This took care of the problem and we are hovering around 70% utilization.

I just noticed that the IIS process for E10 is using up 30GB of RAM.
Everything seem ok but I was wondering if that was considered “normal” or “ok”. In the past, I’ve seen it get to 12-15GB.
I will likely bounce IIS tonight but I was wonder what other’s thought.

We are licensed for 46 users with 25 active licenses on average.

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Hi All,

E10.0.700.4

We upgraded our server’s RAM from 64GB to 128GB after noticing that RAM consumption was occasionally maxing out.
This took care of the problem and we are hovering around 70% utilization.

I just noticed that the IIS process for E10 is using up 30GB of RAM.
Everything seem ok but I was wondering if that was considered “normal” or “ok”. In the past, I’ve seen it get to 12-15GB.
I will likely bounce IIS tonight but I was wonder what other’s thought.

We are licensed for 46 users with 25 active licenses on average.

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Joe Rojas
Director of Information Technology
(781) 408-9278 Mobile
(781) 573-0291 Local
(781) 232-5191 Fax


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