Re: [Ltsp-discuss] Server and clients slow after update

[Peter S. <pet...@go...>]

Also check the network traffic on clients and server with "cbm" as
well as the running processes with "ps aux". Might give you a hint.
Maybe some Java stuff?

2009/8/24 Jonathan Carter (highvoltage) <jon...@ub...>:
> Hi John
>
> John Hansen wrote:
>
>> I can log onto the thin clients with normal users, but when I use the
>> servers administrative user account to log onto a thin client, it will
>> appear as though it's logging on, then revert back to the log on screen.
>> However, I can still log onto the server, from the server (GNOME), as the
>> administrative user. There it's extremely slow to navigate around the
>> desktop and Firefox is extremely slow.
>>
>> The server was operating "normal" before the updates.
>>
>> What information can I provide that would help?
>
> Can you perhaps check whether there's a process that's taking up all
> these resources? You could check what's running under System ->
> Administration -> System Monitor and clicking on the Processes Tab.
> Otherwise you could use top or htop in a terminal as well. Can you also
> check how much swap the machine is using?
>
> -Jonathan
>
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