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10-05-2015 10:39 PM
Hello,
Could you pleae let me know what 'devsrvr' daemon operate?
I have a problem 'devsrvr' daemon always place high cpu usage on PA-3020 with PANOS-5.0.6.
KC Lee
10-05-2015 11:56 PM
The Device Server (devsrvr) is responsible for some communication between Dataplane and Management Plane.
It receives and handles URL filtering requests from the dataplane and is responsible for pushing configuration down to the dataplane
if it's running really high you may be processing a lot of URL filtering lookups
regards
Tom
10-05-2015 11:56 PM
The Device Server (devsrvr) is responsible for some communication between Dataplane and Management Plane.
It receives and handles URL filtering requests from the dataplane and is responsible for pushing configuration down to the dataplane
if it's running really high you may be processing a lot of URL filtering lookups
regards
Tom
10-06-2015 07:00 PM
Thanks for your answer.
I don't know how to check usage a lot of URL Filtering lookups.
Please let me know it.
KC Lee
10-07-2015 03:29 AM
you could try below commands:
on the management plane
> debug device-server pan-url-db show-stats > debug device-server bc-url-db show-stats
on the dataplane
> show running url-cache statistics
> show counter global filter delta yes | match ur
if this doesn't indicate a large volume of URL requests you could enable debugging and read through the logs to see if you can pinpoint something odd, but at that point i'd probably recommend you reach out to TAC and provide them with a techsupport file to analyse the issue
> debug device-server on debug > tails follow yes mp-log devsrv.log when done > debug device-server on info
10-12-2015 12:12 AM
It is so helpful.
Thanks, reaper.
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