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RAM memory [Solved] - juanper - 06-22-2009 10:26 PM
Hello,
Want than some understood in the matter, explain me on the subject of the use of memory RAM and Interchange in ispCP.
In the admin panel the system's Tools - Summary, you indicate the following values to me:
Information of memory of the system
RAM: Total: 2,71 GB - Used: 905,11 - Free : 1,82 GB
Interchange: Total: 6,09 Free GB - Used 0 B -: 6,09 GB
These data are with the activated server and in working order 12 hours. But conform they go passing the days, everything consumes the RAM almost her available and almost it remains in 80 Mb or little more.
1.- does this affect the speed of the access to domains and the server mails?
2.- can it get solved this business about any form?
3.- I have checked than every time that I reinitiate the server, I have almost everything the available RAM remembers her, I suppose that it is because you eliminate temporary files and everything starts from scratch . I ask : Can some cron to recover all of the consumed memory become consumed and that you do the effect when you reinitiate the server?
I expect the teachers' answers.
Thanks.
Juanper.
RE: RAM memory - BeNe - 06-22-2009 11:10 PM
This is full OK with the RAM.
Linux use all the RAM for cache/buffers.
If more RAM is need for an Application- the Kernel give it free.
try
Code:
# free -mGreez BeNe
RE: RAM memory - juanper - 06-22-2009 11:30 PM
(06-22-2009 11:10 PM)BeNe Wrote: This is full OK with the RAM.
Linux use all the RAM for cache/buffers.
If more RAM is need for an Application- the Kernel give it free.
tryand you see what is really needed and what is only cached.Code:
# free -m
Greez BeNe
O.K. Understood.
Thank you very much for your response.
Juanper