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04-10-2014 01:32 AM
Hi All,
I`d like to start a discussion what we can do to improve the bad mgmtplane-performance (gui, commit times etc.) on the older platforms PA-500 and PA-20xx because there are still several customers out there with these devices and for the PA-500 there is still no new plattform (something like PA-1000) availble.
Hardware:
- RAM Upgrade: well discussed in other forum-threads, availabe and helpful for PA-500 ( but not supported for PA-20xx, anyone tried?)
- SSD - not supported for both platforms (anyone have experiences?)
Configuration:
- Reduce the log-quotas: release mgmtsrv because of less index-calculations? (especially if panorama is used for log-forwarding)
- Redcuing the overall log-rate (monitoring traffic etc.): release mgmtsrv/logrcv at all
- disable builtin reports (available with 6.0) - ??
- log-forwarding syslog-servers and or Panorama affects the mgmtsrv-performance?
Any other ideas?
Thanks!
Ulrich
04-10-2014 05:33 AM
RAM Upgrade: well discussed in other forum-threads, availabe and helpful for PA-500 ( but not supported for PA-20xx, anyone tried?)
I tried that with a 2050,I know it is not official but nothing changed.Just looked for the commit time.It was the same.
04-10-2014 09:14 AM
I've been told by a reseller they once did a memory upgrade (on a test unit) that helped tremendously...
04-10-2014 09:26 AM
I'd be interested in how much difference the memory upgrade makes on the PA-500 as the Web GUI is absolutely appalling quite honestly.
If the upgrade cost a reasonable amount I would just buy it, but @ $500 I want to be sure it will actually help.
04-10-2014 09:28 AM
Ram upgrade: For pa500 you'll get about %15-20 improvement.for commit time also.
04-10-2014 09:30 AM
Maybe the memory parts used for Pa2000x were different when doing upgrade test.
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