06-06-2018 07:25 PM
the CLI command “show system resources” is show The Management plan cup useage,
but ,I found than The cli output cpu usseage is different with web ui show，
and the cli output is highter than web ui show.
why?
see the pic
06-07-2018 12:38 AM - edited 06-07-2018 12:39 AM
hi @Jie.Zhao
I believe you may be looking at a PA-200?
Larger platforms have a separate management- and dataplane, while the PA-200 and PA-220 share a single plane for management and data processing tasks
The GUI gives you an estimated average cpu usage based on management processes where the CLI command is basically the equivalent of 'top' in linux which returns the load on the hardware
pan_task is at the top of your CLI output, which is a dataplane process. (GUI will disregard this process for mgmgt average, show system resources will simply list it)
furthermore, if you run 'show system resources follow' and then press '1' , you will see all CPU's of the mgmt plane and their individual load
hope this helps
06-07-2018 12:38 AM - edited 06-07-2018 12:39 AM
hi @Jie.Zhao
I believe you may be looking at a PA-200?
Larger platforms have a separate management- and dataplane, while the PA-200 and PA-220 share a single plane for management and data processing tasks
The GUI gives you an estimated average cpu usage based on management processes where the CLI command is basically the equivalent of 'top' in linux which returns the load on the hardware
pan_task is at the top of your CLI output, which is a dataplane process. (GUI will disregard this process for mgmgt average, show system resources will simply list it)
furthermore, if you run 'show system resources follow' and then press '1' , you will see all CPU's of the mgmt plane and their individual load
hope this helps
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