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Chapter 9 Troubleshooting the Cisco IOS XR Software
The following is sample output from the show processes memory command:
RP/0/RP0/CPU0:router# show processes memory
JID
55
164
317
122
265
254
63
314
341
259
189
69
348
347
346
345
344
261
--More--
monitor processes Command
This command shows the top 10 processes of CPU usage. The display refreshes every 10 seconds.
Table 9-7
parameters or terminate the display and return to the system prompt, see the interactive display
characters described in
Table 9-7
Output Heading
JID
TIDS
Chans
FDs
Tmrs
MEM
HH:MM:SS
CPU
NAME
Text Data Stack
28672 4096 69632
143360 4096 20480
167936 4096 45056
512000 4096 77824
57344 4096 57344
40960 4096 143360
8192 4096 24576
4096 4096 36864
495616 4096 40960
53248 4096 28672
32768 4096 32768
77824 4096 110592
323584 4096 40960
323584 4096 40960
323584 4096 40960
323584 4096 40960
323584 4096 40960
323584 4096 40960
describes the heading output. To change the monitor processes command to display
Table 9-8.
Heading Descriptions for monitor process Output
Dynamic Process
17072128 eth_server
13238272 hfr_fgid_server
10526720 syslogd
9797632 bgp
5877760 parser_server
3084288 netio
2314240 nvram
1699840 sysdb_svr_local
1576960 wdsysmon
1490944 nvgen_server
1425408 hd_drv
1421312 qnet
1392640 ospf
1392640 ospf
1392640 ospf
1392640 ospf
1392640 ospf
1392640 ospf
Description
Job ID.
Thread ID.
Channels (client connections) to the server.
Number of files open.
Number of timers for the process.
Total memory of the process.
Run time of process since last restart.
Percentage of CPU used by process thread.
Process name.
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