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hello since i took my new dedicated
Intel® Core™ i7-920 Quadcore
incl. Hyper-Threading Technology

RAM 24 GB DDR3 RAM
Hard disks 2 x 750 GB SATA 3 Gb/s HDD
(Software-RAID 1)
with cpanel/whm i start have lag issues from time to time cpu was stressed and server lags after a lot of investigate i realized that hyperthreading feutures is the one who creates the problems after i asked from my hosting company to disable it i run the server with 4 cpu on htop command than 8 (was with hyoer threading) without la for 2 days .
i post this here in case that someone else have the same problem .
before i come to this conclusion i tested pc hardware on rescue os and on centos os and connection speed on both O/S the server was working perfectly . only hyoer threading was creating the lag problem . if this is in wrong section please someone move it to the right

This should fit best in Server Support (just barely missed the right section ). BTW, this is not dependant on OS.

I also have a dedicated server with I7 and also have lags. Didn't know this thing, i will test that too.

i just thought thats good to post all my server infos it took me 2 days to realize thats from Hyperthreading and thats becouse of my laptop (using i7) had same problem when i took it with some applications

jurchiks wrote:This should fit best in Server Support

Moved.

Also, possibly the topic should be renamed to "hyperthreading problems". I believe it would be more descriptive.

Real Cores > HT Cores

Kriogen wrote:I also have a dedicated server with I7 and also have lags. Didn't know this thing, i will test that too.

if with htopo command you see cpu's 100% and some othercores n/a means is from HT:P

gmakhs wrote:with cpanel/whm i start have lag issues from time to time

Check if you have configured the cpanel backups. Those tasks eats completely your RAM from time to time and makes a nice bottleneck in your db/hdd depending how many cpanel users have.

One suggestion more, never runs the server under a cpanel user. There are many reasons, in example to prevent those db backups on fly.

Cpanel by itself is not one of the best under performance terms. I prefer DirectAdmin using cgi services instead php.

I have CentOS/i7.

nonom wrote:

gmakhs wrote:with cpanel/whm i start have lag issues from time to time

Check if you have configured the cpanel backups. Those tasks eats completely your RAM from time to time and makes a nice bottleneck in your db/hdd depending how many cpanel users have.

One suggestion more, never runs the server under a cpanel user. There are many reasons, in example to prevent those db backups on fly.

Cpanel by itself is not one of the best under performance terms. I prefer DirectAdmin using cgi services instead php.

I have CentOS/i7.

i run server under root user and my website under cpanel user no backups was beiing held but now event with daily backup i have no problem i thing the problem was clearly from hyperthreading.

Try writing "crontab -e" to see what I'm saying . Ofc its just a suggestion.

That's Cpanel (by default)

yes i tryed it when i was loocking for the problem you are right in one way but as i observe cpanel it calculate how much cpu every process use even backups and prevent the overload of the server so if you use for all other thing cpanel it will limmit theeir cpu usage and if you have root for server server will always have a ll cpu
please correct me if im wrong

gmakhs wrote:yes i tryed it when i was loocking for the problem you are right in one way but as i observe cpanel it calculate how much cpu every process use even backups and prevent the overload of the server so if you use for all other thing cpanel it will limmit theeir cpu usage and if you have root for server server will always have a ll cpu
please correct me if im wrong

Agree, all is relative. I recommend launch manually a cpanel backup and decide yourself. During this time the main process is eating all your RAM from cpanel without exception, and your players will start to complain.

I think cpanel/l2jserver both can live on the same box, depending how many cpanel users / players you have. But probably need tunning for cpanel, and forgot using extras like fantastico and those sh1ts.

And remember that cpanel is a bunch/mashup of services and not just apache/mysql.

I hope it helps you

yes i understand you can set off converse memory feuture of cpanel and save ram... but then i don't know how much cpu it will use... but i have to agree cache ram could be a problem!

cpanel is for web hosting not for l2j server hosting