19.3.4 Changing the action server queue size
If a command that does not terminate for a long time is defined as an incident action for a large number of incidents that occur over a short period of time, the action server might use up a lot of memory. To provide better action server performance, Hitachi places limits on the memory size that the action server can use.
For Solaris NNMi management servers, if the NNMi health information shows that action queue sizes are increasing, the maximum memory size is reduced in order to improve performance.
To modify these limits, follow these steps:
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Edit the following file:
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%NNM_PROPS%\nnmaction.properties
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$NNM_PROPS/nnmaction.properties
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Look for two lines that resemble the following:
com.hp.ov.nms.events.action.jvmargs.minMemsize=-Xms6m com.hp.ov.nms.events.action.jvmargs.maxMemsize=-Xmx30m
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These parameters show that the minimum and maximum memory size are set to 6 megabytes and 30 megabytes, respectively. Adjust these parameters to meet your needs.
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Save your changes.
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Restart the NNMi management server:
a. Run the ovstop command on the NNMi management server.
b. Run the ovstart command on the NNMi management server.