To fix this temporary you can reboot the cfg node. Depending from your hardware and installed SW version, you can ask the support for a ifix which increase the available memory. They are also able to check what cause the OOM in your system.
One possible reason may be that your SSH sessions are not being closed correctly which filles up the memory. But other reasons are also possible.
Original Message:
Sent: Wed April 24, 2024 10:40 PM
From: Jorn Hatcher
Subject: How to get data from command when responded with "Killed" ?
I create a SSH Session every 5 minutes , then i run about 15 commands (Like lsmdisk , lshost , lsvdisk...) , to query data. This is the first time i encounter this problem . I used API to query the same data and it gave me the data. Funny thing , i use SSH when the IBM V7000 firmware < 8.0 .
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Jorn Hatcher
Original Message:
Sent: Wed April 24, 2024 01:25 AM
From: Sergei Kubin
Subject: How to get data from command when responded with "Killed" ?
If you abuse a system which is not very new with too much monitoring requests (sessions created too often, multiple complex queries, etc), it might happen that processes that serve monitoring requests on the system consume more memory then expected, and get killed by OOM-killer, resulting in the CLI responses that you see.
As you are not the admin, there is nothing you can do. Recovery/fix includes actions that require superuser access.
/Sergey
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Sergei Kubin
Original Message:
Sent: Tue April 23, 2024 12:08 AM
From: Jorn Hatcher
Subject: How to get data from command when responded with "Killed" ?
Hi everyone.
I have the task of Monitoring some V7000 Storage from the CLI , but when i type some command to get some monitoring data (like 'lsdisk,lshost...') , I got the "Killed" Response.
How do i fix this ? And no , i don't administrate this storage system.
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Jorn Hatcher
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