display memory-usage
Usage Guidelines
Memory usage is an important index to evaluate device performance. A high memory usage will cause service faults. You can use the display memory-usage command to view memory usage to check whether devices are working properly.
Example
# Display the memory usage of the current main control board.
<AC6605> display memory-usage
Memory utilization statistics at 2013-02-26 11:03:59 413 ms
System Total Memory Is: 14749912 kbytes
Total Memory Used Is: 649924 kbytes
Memory Using Percentage Is: 4%
<AC6605> display memory-usage process
No Name Pid Status MEM VMEM
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0 confd 200 Active 0% 0%
1 web_fc 199 Active 1% 30%
2 ucm_gc 198 Active 0% 30%
3 nac 197 Active 2% 31%
4 nac 196 Active 2% 31%
5 dhcp 195 Active 0% 30%
6 dhcp 194 Active 0% 30%
7 wmi 193 Active 4% 31%
8 wmi 192 Active 4% 31%
9 wmc 191 Active 3% 32%
10 vos.o 190 Active 18% 58%
11 monitor 187 Active 0% 10%
12 remote_plugin 182 Active 0% 0%
13 callhome 180 Active 0% 0%
14 redis-server 175 Active 0% 1%
15 sshd 169 Active 0% 0%
16 resetd 165 Active 0% 0%
17 Sfs-init.sh 91 Active 0% 0%
18 rcS 84 Active 0% 0%
Item |
Description |
---|---|
Memory utilization statistics |
Statistics of the memory usage. |
System Total Memory |
Total memory of the system. |
Total Memory Used |
Total used memory. |
Memory Using Percentage |
Memory usage. |
No | No. |
Name | Process name. |
Pid | Process ID. |
Status | Process state. |
MEM | Memory usage. |
VMEM | Virtual memory usage. |