Description:
The solution lists items to check when the EM console is working very slowly (for instance, when acknowledging a message takes > 2 minutes)
Solution:
If Event Management is running slowly:
- Check the directory %CA_TND_HOME%/TMP.
Too many files in this folder can have an impact on the performance.
If you find a large number of files there:
- Shutdown Unicenter.
- Empty this directory.
- Restart Unicenter.
- A large number of messages in the HELD area can impact the performance of the console. To remove messages in this area, run the command delkeep -all *
- Check the Task Manager for any process that has a high CPU utilization.
- When the FORWARD action is used to send messages to an offline remote server, the local console may hang when each forwarded message incurs a time delay to determine that the remote server is offline.
To decrease the number of attempts to send a message to a remote offline server, see TEC508304.
- Determine if opening the console log physically on the server produces the same result as opening the console log remotely (from a Remote Administrative Client or Terminal Services Session).
If the console's performance is drastically better using the local computer, a network issue is probable.
- Another reason for slow processing in the console can be related to CCI queues.
To clear CCI queues, proceed as follows:
unicntrl stop all (stop CA-Unicenter)
ccicntrl stop (stop cci)
ques cl (clear cci nametable of dead entries)
ques sh (display the cci nametable)
ccicntrl start (start cci)
unicntrl start all (start CA-Unicenter)
If none of the above items improve the console performance, please contact CA support to assist in collecting a trace log of the problem.