TB Pro appliance - memory swap 20%+ upon reboot

I would check inside the case to ensure that all of the fans are working properly (if you are still seeing high temp notifications). Also, I would set an alert on your swap so that you are notified when it gets to perhaps 40% or 50%...this way you can proactively reboot the system as the swap starts growing (although it shouldn't really ever grow with 2GB of RAM installed).

If you do notice that it continues to grow, try to figure out which process is doing it, or perhaps open up a Support ticket about the problem.

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The command you want to use to check the processes is 'ps aux'. This will list all processes and current utilization. Alternatively, you can use the 'top' command which will sort all running processes in realtime by CPU utilization.

Once you determine what process or processes are using the swap (or if it is perhaps just reserved by the OS), that will tell you what to do next. A 27 phone system should never need more than 2GB of RAM...adding more probably wouldn't change anything performance wise, and I only give it about a 50% chance of fixing the swap issue. More likely it is some application using it.

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