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Will check. Thank you very much for the quick responses.

That did it!

Thanks,

Michael

Nothing in Host1-3

The other settings are

log to disk (checked)
Logging level (debug)
archive logs (unchecked)
Max log length (100000)
Use PG Monitor (checked)
PG monitor port 10101
pg monitor host0 (127.0.0.1)

In the last week or so (maybe longer) we have noticed that pages are going REALLY slow. I don't see any resource contention going on. We re running Pagegate on a Windows 2003 R2 sever with 3.5GB or RAM. There is plenty of RAM. It seems that almost every part of the process is really slow. Below is a log showing the delays when trying to page a group that has a total of 10 pagers on it. It takes a number of seconds between each scheduled page.

8:32:39 AM PGSched Message scheduled. Recipient: USER from: Test Page
3/16/12 8:32:49 AM PGSched Message scheduled. Recipient: USER from: Test Page
3/16/12 8:32:53 AM PGSched Message scheduled. Recipient: USER from: Test Page
3/16/12 8:32:55 AM PGSched Message scheduled. Recipient: USER _onpage from: Test Page
3/16/12 8:33:00 AM PGSched Message scheduled. Recipient: USER from: Test Page
3/16/12 8:33:02 AM PGSched Message scheduled. Recipient: USER from: Test Page
3/16/12 8:33:07 AM PGSched Message scheduled. Recipient: USER from: Test Page
3/16/12 8:33:09 AM PGSched Message scheduled. Recipient: USER_onpage from: Test Page
3/16/12 8:33:13 AM PGSched Message scheduled. Recipient: USER from: Test Page
3/16/12 8:33:16 AM PGSched Message scheduled. Recipient: USER from: Test Page
3/16/12 8:33:44 AM PGDial1 SUCCESSFUL Stn:0 To:USER Frm:Test Page Msg:This is a group test page
3/16/12 8:34:05 AM PGDial1 SUCCESSFUL Stn:0 To:USER Frm:Test Page Msg:This is a group test page
3/16/12 8:34:26 AM PGDial1 SUCCESSFUL Stn:0 To:USER Frm:Test Page Msg:This is a group test page
3/16/12 8:34:47 AM PGDial1 SUCCESSFUL Stn:0 To:USER Frm:Test Page Msg:This is a group test page
3/16/12 8:35:08 AM PGDial1 SUCCESSFUL Stn:0 To:USER Frm:Test Page Msg:This is a group test page
3/16/12 8:35:29 AM PGDial1 SUCCESSFUL Stn:0 To:jblack Frm:Test Page Msg:This is a group test page

Here is the log for sending out a page using SMTP. You can see that

8:43:46 AM ========================================
3/16/12 8:43:49 AM ...

Author	Message
Topic: Pages going really slow
juddisjudd Replies: 6 Views: 15322	Forum: PageGate Support Posted: Fri Mar 16, 2012 2:10 pm Subject: Pages going really slow
juddisjudd Replies: 6 Views: 15322	Will check. Thank you very much for the quick responses.
Topic: Pages going really slow
juddisjudd Replies: 6 Views: 15322	Forum: PageGate Support Posted: Fri Mar 16, 2012 1:33 pm Subject: Pages going really slow
juddisjudd Replies: 6 Views: 15322	That did it! Thanks, Michael
Topic: Pages going really slow
juddisjudd Replies: 6 Views: 15322	Forum: PageGate Support Posted: Fri Mar 16, 2012 12:59 pm Subject: Pages going really slow
juddisjudd Replies: 6 Views: 15322	Nothing in Host1-3 The other settings are log to disk (checked) Logging level (debug) archive logs (unchecked) Max log length (100000) Use PG Monitor (checked) PG monitor port 10101 pg monitor host0 (127.0.0.1)
Topic: Pages going really slow
juddisjudd Replies: 6 Views: 15322	Forum: PageGate Support Posted: Fri Mar 16, 2012 7:49 am Subject: Pages going really slow
juddisjudd Replies: 6 Views: 15322	In the last week or so (maybe longer) we have noticed that pages are going REALLY slow. I don't see any resource contention going on. We re running Pagegate on a Windows 2003 R2 sever with 3.5GB or RAM. There is plenty of RAM. It seems that almost every part of the process is really slow. Below is a log showing the delays when trying to page a group that has a total of 10 pagers on it. It takes a number of seconds between each scheduled page. 8:32:39 AM PGSched Message scheduled. Recipient: USER from: Test Page 3/16/12 8:32:49 AM PGSched Message scheduled. Recipient: USER from: Test Page 3/16/12 8:32:53 AM PGSched Message scheduled. Recipient: USER from: Test Page 3/16/12 8:32:55 AM PGSched Message scheduled. Recipient: USER _onpage from: Test Page 3/16/12 8:33:00 AM PGSched Message scheduled. Recipient: USER from: Test Page 3/16/12 8:33:02 AM PGSched Message scheduled. Recipient: USER from: Test Page 3/16/12 8:33:07 AM PGSched Message scheduled. Recipient: USER from: Test Page 3/16/12 8:33:09 AM PGSched Message scheduled. Recipient: USER_onpage from: Test Page 3/16/12 8:33:13 AM PGSched Message scheduled. Recipient: USER from: Test Page 3/16/12 8:33:16 AM PGSched Message scheduled. Recipient: USER from: Test Page 3/16/12 8:33:44 AM PGDial1 SUCCESSFUL Stn:0 To:USER Frm:Test Page Msg:This is a group test page 3/16/12 8:34:05 AM PGDial1 SUCCESSFUL Stn:0 To:USER Frm:Test Page Msg:This is a group test page 3/16/12 8:34:26 AM PGDial1 SUCCESSFUL Stn:0 To:USER Frm:Test Page Msg:This is a group test page 3/16/12 8:34:47 AM PGDial1 SUCCESSFUL Stn:0 To:USER Frm:Test Page Msg:This is a group test page 3/16/12 8:35:08 AM PGDial1 SUCCESSFUL Stn:0 To:USER Frm:Test Page Msg:This is a group test page 3/16/12 8:35:29 AM PGDial1 SUCCESSFUL Stn:0 To:jblack Frm:Test Page Msg:This is a group test page Here is the log for sending out a page using SMTP. You can see that 8:43:46 AM ======================================== 3/16/12 8:43:49 AM ...