On Jan 24, 2008, at 5:25 AM, Lyndon Labuschagne wrote:
Make sure you use the popup menu to tell you about all processes,
not just the ones for your current user. Figures like '40%' when
your server isn't overloaded don't mean anything. You could have
a 99% figure on a server that is idling and it wouldn't represent
a problem.
ok used that. The snmpd process is running between 93% and 99% (is
this an average across both processors?) on a dual 2 Ghz G5 with
4GB of RAM
Researching something on SNMP on the list and found this semi-old
post which looks like it was never answered.
Everytime I've seen snmpd go off into la-la land and start sucking
down lots of CPU, the following tweaks to the snmp config solved the
problem:
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