Environment
- App Control Agent: All Supported Versions
- Microsoft Windows: All Supported Versions
Objective
To collect diagnostics for cases involving performance impacts.
Resolution
Open a case with Carbon Black Support and the provide the following:
- Relevant Information:
- Date/Time performance issue started occurring (did any change precede the start of it?)
- Actions being performed when performance is degraded
- Is the performance associated with a specific application?
- Application name
- Does the vendor of the application have a recommended exclusion list and has it been implemented?
- Any paths/processes known to be associated with the application
- Are there any blocks seen locally or within the App Control console during the performance issue?
- Are results the same if the Agent is stopped and unloaded?
- Agent Logs
- Open an administrative command prompt and execute the following commands:
cd "C:\Program Files (x86)\Bit9\Parity Agent"
dascli password GlobalCLIPassword
dascli setconfigprop max_rolling_trace_size_mb=0
dascli resetcounters
dascli flushlogs
dascli tamperprotect 0
dascli debuglevel 6
dascli kerneltrace 4 -1
dascli nettrace 1
dascli diagnostics +performance
- Start a Procmon capture
- Collect 10-15 mins of data during the ongoing performance issues.
- Stop the Procmon capture and save "All Events" as a PML file.
- In the administrative command prompt execute the following commands to capture and reduce the logging levels to normal:
dascli capture "%userprofile%\Desktop\%computername%-Performance.zip"
dascli password GlobalCLIPassword
dascli setconfigprop max_rolling_trace_size_mb=50
dascli debuglevel 0
dascli kerneltrace 2
dascli nettrace 0
dascli diagnostics -performance
dascli tamperprotect 1
- (Optionally) For some performance issues a WPR capture will be needed, steps to collect it can be found HERE
- Please zip all files and upload them to the Vault.
- Once the upload completes, please comment on the support case that the data is available for review (along with all relevant information).
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