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High memory usage - Error: cpaq_cbuf_alloc_rcv_buf_info

Hello guys:

Checking a high memory usage problem, "apparently", I have encountered these errors in /var/logs/messages and in the cpview.

Jun 25 23:56:27 2024 fwchk kernel: [fw4_0];cpaq_cbuf_alloc_rcv_buf_info: buf_id=14550786 unable to allocate buffer sz=44544
Jun 25 23:56:27 2024 fwchk kernel: [fw4_0];cphwd_cpview_cb: data is NULL sz=44528
Jun 25 23:56:27 2024 fwchk kernel: [fw4_0];cpaq_cbuf_send_buffer: NULL user buffer (requested size:44528)
Jun 25 23:56:27 2024 fwchk kernel: [fw4_0];cpaq_sxl_send_cpview: Could not create buffer size 44528
Jun 25 23:58:27 2024 fwchk kernel: [fw4_0];cpaq_cbuf_alloc_rcv_buf_info: buf_id=14550873 unable to allocate buffer sz=44544
Jun 25 23:58:27 2024 fwchk kernel: [fw4_0];cphwd_cpview_cb: data is NULL sz=44528
Jun 25 23:58:27 2024 fwchk kernel: [fw4_0];cpaq_cbuf_send_buffer: NULL user buffer (requested size:44528)
Jun 25 23:58:27 2024 fwchk kernel: [fw4_0];cpaq_sxl_send_cpview: Could not create buffer size 44528

 

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As I said, this comes from high memory usage but I don't know if it has anything to do with it or is related:

memhigh.jpg

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Do you know if it could be related or have you seen these errors before?

Thanks in advance!!

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emmap
Employee
Employee

There are some memory leak fixes in later JHF takes, the best advice as a first step would be to update to the latest recommended take. If the messages continue then it's time for a TAC case.

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G_W_Albrecht
Legend Legend
Legend

Looks like https://support.checkpoint.com/results/sk/sk162776

 

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intaq
Explorer

It could be, but we are in R81.10 take 110.

Chris_Atkinson
Employee Employee
Employee

What type/model of gateway is this and which version/jhf?

CCSM R77/R80/ELITE
intaq
Explorer

5800 R81.10 JHF 110

emmap
Employee
Employee

There are some memory leak fixes in later JHF takes, the best advice as a first step would be to update to the latest recommended take. If the messages continue then it's time for a TAC case.

Chris_Atkinson
Employee Employee
Employee

Note also that a 5800 whilst being an older appliance can have a greater memory population than 8GB which is the base/minimum spec.

CCSM R77/R80/ELITE
PhoneBoy
Admin
Admin

Looks related to me.
The fact you're dipping into swap is not good.
Have you opened a TAC case?

intaq
Explorer

No, I haven't yet opened a case. Have you seen it before?

PhoneBoy
Admin
Admin

Not these specific messages.
The errors refer to not being able to allocate a buffer, which requires memory.
That suggests they're related (more as a symptom, not necessarily the cause).

intaq
Explorer

Hello:

Problem solved after upgrading to the latest recommended version R81.10 JHF 150. No errors have been reproduced again and memory usage has gone down.

Thanks for the help!

 

Zolo
Contributor
Contributor

Hi all,

We have the same problem, it is clearly related to the Nessus scan.

When a Nessus scan is performed through the firewall, in addition to the error message above, the memory usage increases and does not decrease even after the scan is finished.
Version: R81.20 Jumbo HFA Take 76 (latest recommended)

There is an open TAC case, but no solution yet.

Any suggestion?

Thanks,

Zolo

Lesley
Mentor Mentor
Mentor

Hi Zolo,

You have any news regarding this TAC case?

Thanks,

Lesley

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