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service console memory posted: Jun 23, 2009 12:22 AM

Click to view marcos82's profile Novice 14 posts since
Apr 4, 2006
Hello,

i have a cluster of 10 node and i set on the node 512MB the amount of memory for service console, now i have some problem with vmotion and support said that can be the low free memory: from 50 to 100mb .. and suggested me to upgrade at 800MB the memory for service console.

What do you think? of course i have a lot of VM... about 200

Thanks
Marco

Re: service console memory

1. Jun 23, 2009 4:18 AM in response to: marcos82
Click to view weinstein5's profile Guru 6,320 posts since
Nov 19, 2005
I can tell you I always recommend to my customers that they should configure their ESX servers to have the maximum amount of memory which is 800 MB and is best practice. At minimum, if the customer does not feel they can sacrificie that extra memory at minimum I have them configure the Service Console Swap Space to 1600 MB so if and when they decide to increase Service Console memory they do not need to resize the swap space.

I would increase your Service Console memory but do not forget you will also need to increase the Service Console Swapy Space if it is set to anything less than 1600 MB - the swap space need to be at least 2x the amount of memory assigned to tge Service Console

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