Callmanager 6.0 on VMWare

nice343nice343 Member Posts: 391
For some reason. My call manager is very slow. I have allocated 2 gigs of memory and 100GB of hard drive space for the Virtual system but it is still slow. Any ideas?
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  • shodownshodown Member Posts: 2,271
    nice343 wrote: »
    For some reason. My call manager is very slow. I have allocated 2 gigs of memory and 100GB of hard drive space for the Virtual system but it is still slow. Any ideas?


    What type of machine are you running it on.
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  • tokhsstokhss Member Posts: 473
    check your cpu utlz and memory utlization ... vmware is not going to be FAST like your host OS.. but it shouldnt lagg like crazy either.

    c2d q6600 @ 3.2 ghz
    8 gig ram
    tb's of space.

    assign 2 gigs to ccm7.. remainder is roughly 4.3 gigs unused
    .. but cpu utlz jumps up to 80% when making some changes in ccm7.
  • nice343nice343 Member Posts: 391
    shodown wrote: »
    What type of machine are you running it on.

    I'm running VMWare workstation 6 on Windows server 2003 and the server is a Compaq proliant ML350 G2 with a CPU of 2.20GHZ and a 3.5GB of ram
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  • tokhsstokhss Member Posts: 473
    im gonna take a shot and say your mem is not enough if your allocating 2 gigs and have a total of 3.5 for the host. your may get excessive page swaps slowing down your stuff.

    did you check your mem/cpu utlz ?
  • pitviperpitviper Member Posts: 1,376 ■■■■■■■□□□
    Hmm, shouldn't be that slow. Check CPU/memory/page file usage and also log into the switch and look for speed/duplex mismatch errors on the ports connected to the server. I had a hell of a time getting the CUCM appliance VMs to run at 100/full - I had to actually switch to a non GigE NIC for the VMs to work at the advertised speed. I just chalked it up as a problem with the Intel dual port NICs.
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