Compaq 108164-003 - ProLiant - 800 White Paper page 17

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The total network traffic is less than 15% of the available
bandwidth.
There is between 87 MB and 96 MB of memory available.
The "Pages/sec" measurement shows a high page fault rate
with larger UPDs. The cause is most likely that PS is using
memory-mapped files. The Physical Disk perfmon
measurements support this conclusion because the disks are
busy four times as much with reads than they are with writes.
The web server may be a bottleneck as the number of ASP-
enabled web pages requested increases.
PS may be a bottleneck as the number of concurrent users
increases.
See the analysis for the PS Software above