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Troubleshooting NetScaler

You're reading from   Troubleshooting NetScaler Gain essential knowledge and keep your NetScaler environment in top form

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Product type Paperback
Published in Apr 2016
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ISBN-13 9781782175353
Length 270 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Raghu Varma Tirumalaraju Raghu Varma Tirumalaraju
Author Profile Icon Raghu Varma Tirumalaraju
Raghu Varma Tirumalaraju
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Preface 1. NetScaler Concepts at a Glance FREE CHAPTER 2. Traffic Management Features 3. Integrated Caching and Compression 4. AAA for Traffic Management 5. High Availability and Networking 6. Application Firewall 7. NetScaler Gatewayâ„¢ 8. System-Level Issues 9. Troubleshooting Tools Index

CPU and memory issues


Most high CPU and memory issues will require working with tech support to conclude the root cause through adequate code-level analysis. There are, however, actions you can take, including collecting useful information, both to speed up the investigation, but also to avoid having to wait for the issue to recur for that information to be captured.

Types of NetScaler CPU

NetScaler has two CPUs that do very different things:

  • The Management CPU handles mainly bookkeeping tasks and parts of the NetScaler code that run in FreeBSD, such as the various protocol daemons (for example, snmpd). A high management CPU usage, unless prolonged, does not impact packet handling, and a momentary spike should be expected when logs are compressed as part of a rollover.

  • The Packet Engine CPU is entirely dedicated to handling packets, therefore, a saturation of this CPU can impact your production traffic and needs to be dealt with immediately.

SNMP is the best way to detect high CPU events as it...

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