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CUCM7 Low Available Virtual Memory

balitewiczp
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Hello.  Currently receiving RTMT Alerts, Low Available Virtual Memory below 30%, with tomcat useing most of the memory.  I have restarted the tomcat servvice, no help.  Similar posts have suggested restarting the RisDC service.  Is this the next step, and if so, can I do it during production hours, or will it effect call processing.

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David Hailey
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The RISDC service provides realtime info (e.g., registration status, perf mon, etc) and is an interface for applications (most commonly RTMT).  It is not a call processing related service.  What is the uptime of the cluster servers?  If they've been running for a while then it may be more productive to schedule a maintenance window to perform a cluster reboot.

Hailey

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David Hailey
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The RISDC service provides realtime info (e.g., registration status, perf mon, etc) and is an interface for applications (most commonly RTMT).  It is not a call processing related service.  What is the uptime of the cluster servers?  If they've been running for a while then it may be more productive to schedule a maintenance window to perform a cluster reboot.

Hailey

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Thanks for the quick reply.  Clusters been up for over 400 days.  Really wanted to stay away from a reboot, if at all possible.  I also went through and found a few trace settings set to detail, to which ive stopped them.  Since the risdc service is not call processing related, then there would be no harm in resetting this service first, correct?

I don't think resetting RIS would be an issue if you'd like to try that route.  I only mention reboot because it can be a clean way to do a little maintenance from time to time.  Granted, its not something you should need to do all the time but sounds like your system has been chugging along solidly at 400 days uptime.

Hailey

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