Memory and CPU usage issues on Virtual Machines

Discussion in 'ESET Endpoint Products' started by schew, Apr 11, 2013.

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  1. schew

    schew Registered Member

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    I have about 35 VM's that users access and use consistently on those machines I was running into memory leak issues running v4 so I did a update of all the machines to 5.0.2126.0 which seemed to clear up the issue for awhile, but it has returned on a few of the VM's but not all.

    Today I had to restart the service on 1 machine and restart 2 other machines fully to gain access. ekrn.exe on the machine I could access was running at 99% CPU use and about 1.95 GB of 2 GB memory. I went through the other threads on this issue and couldn't find if anyone actually found a solution so I'm posting a new thread in hopes that someone did and just didn't mention it.

    Hopefully someone can help as im not sure what is causing the issue. Like I said things seemed to be good for awhile after the update but now have come back.

    I added some basic info just a screen shot of the running processes and systeminfo print out I can gather more when needed.
     

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  2. Marcos

    Marcos Eset Staff Account

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    I, for one, haven't heard about any memory leak issues related to lsass.exe and ESET. Maybe somebody else will be able to comment on it.
     
  3. grant7072

    grant7072 Registered Member

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    I disabled EGUI on VMWare servers to release some memory and CPU usage.
     
  4. schew

    schew Registered Member

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    the process highlighted wasnt the issue sorry it was just the one highlighted at the time.
     
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