【故障|监听】TNS-12518、TNS-00517和 Linux Error：32：Broken pipe

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1.2  前言部分

1.2.1  导读和注意事项

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① Linux Error: 32: Broken pipe的可能原因（重点）

② TNS-12518: TNS:listener could not hand off client connection的一般解决过程

③ SQL*Plus登录报错：ORA-12537: TNS:connection closed

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1.3  故障分析及解决过程

1.3.1  故障环境介绍

1.3.2  故障发生现象及报错信息

登陆报错：

查监听日志（/u01/app/11.2.0/grid/network/admin/listener.ora），报错如下：

1.3.3  故障分析

潇湘隐者：http://www.cnblogs.com/kerrycode/p/4164838.html

我的解决参考：http://www.itpub.net/thread-1870217-1-1.html

根据MOS：Troubleshooting Guide for TNS-12518 TNS listener could not hand off client connection (文档 ID 550859.1)中，

根据第5条，因为我的grid是11.2.0.1，而Oracle是11.2.0.3的，查询MOS:ORA-12537 / ORA-12547 or TNS-12518 if Listener (including SCAN Listener) and Database are Owned by Different OS User (文档 ID 1069517.1)，里边明确指出是由于$RDBMS_HOME/bin/oracle文件的权限问题导致。

1.3.4  故障解决

$ORACLE_HOME/bin/oracle文件的权限问题，应该为-rwsr-s--x，属主应该是oracle:asmadmin。

解决办法：

方法：

1、修改oracle的权限为6751

2、重新用setasmgidwrap设置oracle

重新连接：

1.4  故障处理总结

如果可执行文件$ORACLE_HOME/bin/oracle的属主或权限设定出了问题，那么可能会造成很多问题。例如：无法登陆到数据库、ora-600错误、“TNS-12518: TNS:listener could not hand off client connection”、“Linux Error: 32: Broken pipe”、“ORA-12537: TNS:connection closed”、访问ASM磁盘出错等。解决办法很简单，可以在grid用户下运行setasmgidwrap命令重新配置$ORACLE_HOME/bin/oracle可执行文件的权限和属主或者直接将oracle文件的权限修改为6751。$ORACLE_HOME/bin/oracle可执行文件正确属主应该是oracle:asmadmin，并且权限必须有s共享才可以，如下所示：

问：在UNIX/LINUX环境中，oracle数据库启动后存在许多后台进程和前台进程，虽然相关进程产生一些trace文件也是常有的事情，但是真正是什么决定了oracle相关进程的属性呢？

答：通常来说，oracle的后台进程的调用是依赖于$ORACLE_HOME/bin/oracle这个二进制文件，但它从远端连入而分配的服务器进程（server process）相关属主的属性则是继承自listener进程，而listener进程的属主属性同样是进程自其启动的用户（分oracle用户和grid用户）$ORACLE_HOME/bin/oracle的属主属性。

其他原因：

启动ORACLE监听的时候 报错 Linux Error: 32: Broken pipe

原因：原来/home/oracle/product/9.2.0.1.0/network/log/listener.log 文件超过2G，监听就会断掉。

解决办法：清空日志文件

              [oracle@localhost oracle]$ cd $ORACLE_HOME/network/log

              [oracle@chicago log]$ cat </dev/null> listener.log

至此问题解决

有个命令可以对这个写日志进行关闭

LSNRCTL> set log_status off

要继续写日志，只需要

LSNRCTL> set log_status on

也可以在 listener.ora 文件里面添加一项

LOGGING_LISTENER = OFF

添加了这个之后无论你怎么重启监听，都不会写日志了。

1.5  用到的SQL集合

1.6  参考文章

1.6.1  MOS

1.6.1.1  Troubleshooting Guide for TNS-12518 TNS listener could not hand off client connection (文档 ID 550859.1)

In this Document

APPLIES TO:

PURPOSE

This article discusses  how to troubleshoot the ORA-12518/TNS-12518 listener errors.

TROUBLESHOOTING STEPS

Section I: Steps to approach ORA-12518/TNS-12518 Error:

ORA-12518/TNS-12518 indicates a problem while listener hands off the client connection to the server process or dispatcher process.TNS-12518 is logged in the listener log. The client might receive ORA-12518 or some other disconnection errors like ORA-12537. Once TNS-12518 is noted in the listener log, follow the below steps to approach and resolve this error. 

Let us have a small discussion about how actually database connections are made:

In Dedicated mode, database client contacts listener and supplies the SERVICE NAME of the database. Then listener spawns a dedicated server process and hands off the client connection to this dedicated server process. TNS-12518 indicates a problem while handing off the client connection to the server process.

In Shared Server mode, database client contacts listener and supplies the SERVICE NAME of the database. Then listener hands off the client connection to one of the dispatcher configured for that service. TNS-12518 indicates a problem while handing off the client connection to the dispatcher server process.

Though this error is logged in the listener log, the listener is just the messenger, ORA-12518/TNS-12518 is mostly related to RDBMS and OS resources. 



Step 1. Is listener version compatible to the database

Check if you are using compatible listener version for your database version. 

If the database is 8i then use 8i or 9i listeners only. 10g listeners are not compatible to work with 8i databases. 
For 9i databases, 9i or 10g listeners can be used. 
For 10g databases, only 10g listeners can be used. 

The general rule is that use the higher version of the listener when there is a version mismatch between database and the listener. 




Step 2. Gather more information from listener log

The first place you would look for the TNS-12518 error is the listener log. Usually the listener log would be located under $ORACLE_HOME/network/log directory. You can use 'lsnrctl status' command output to look for the location of the listener log file.

listener log gives the complete error stack and the database service name to which the client tried to connect to.

In the above example, listener log shows the complete error stack, the bottom error being 32 is the OS error. It also shows that the jdbc client from IP 10.10.10.3 has tried to connect to the database service 'test.oracle.com' and failed with the error 12518.

Look for the lowest error in the stack. That is the error we have to concentrate on and try to resolve it. In the above example, the lower error is 'Linux Error: 32: Broken pipe'.




Step 3. Are service handlers in blocked state

Check if the handlers are in blocked state. Check the output of the 'lsnrctl services'. Examine the status information under the database service name. From the listener log you would know which database service was affected by the 12518 error, now with the output of the 'lsnrctl services' under that service name gather more information.

The highlighted state should be in 'ready' state for the connection to be successful. If the state is in 'blocked' then the connection are not possible. The state of a handler could be in blocked state in the following scenario: 
i. The database parameter processes reached its value. 
ii. The database is in the process of startup or shutting down. 

In shared server mode, the number of dispatchers should be set according to the load that you expect. 'lsnrctl services' output shows the maximum number(max:997) of connections that the dispatcher would accept and the number connections refused (refused:0) by this dispatcher. If any connections refused by the dispatcher, then consider increasing the number of dispatchers. 

If you are using PFILE edit init.ora and increase the dispatchers parameter. If you are using SPFILE you can dynamically increase the dispatchers parameter by the'alter system set' command. 




Step 4. Is a local BEQ connection successful

Check if local BEQ connection to the database works fine. It also verifies if the database is up and in good condition to accept the connection. If the database is down or in a hung state then a connection request to the database by the listener will not be possible. 

Connect to the database server via telnet or ssh and check if a local bequeath SQL*Plus connection works. In other words, issue:
sqlplus username/password [Enter]

This connection bypasses the listener and directly connects to the database via the BEQ (bequeath) protocol. If this fails, then the TNS-12518 listener error is simply a result of the database issue. 

One such error is:
ORA-12560: TNS:protocol adapter error

A possible cause for this error on Microsoft Windows servers, is that the Windows Database Service has not yet been created (common when creating a "standby" instance).
Resolution for this would be to create the Windows Service first by using the "oradim" command (see the Database Admin guide for details on oradim and service creation).





Step 5. Has number of processes reached its limit?

If local BEQ is successful, check the below query

Verify if the processes or sessions reached its limit value. If these database parameters reached its limit value, then consider increasing it accordingly. 

In the above example, the processes parameter has been set to 250. It's MAX_UTILIZATION has reached the limit value of 250, so the processes parameter should be increased further to accomodate the number of incoming connections. 

Edit the init.ora and set the processes parameter to a higher value. By default, if you just increase the processes it is enough, the sessions value would automatically be increased.

Check the alert.log for a corresponding error such as "ksvcreate" process failed, etc.  Check timestamp against listener.log timestamps for causal relationship.

Step 6. Are OS kernel parameters configured for optimum?

Database is operated by a single user, normally it would be 'oracle' user. At the Operating System level, there is a limit for the number of process spawned by a user. And also there is a limit for the total number of process running on the entire OS. 

The Oracle Database and the newly spawned processes would be owned by the 'oracle' user. And so make sure that these values are set accordingly.On Unix these values are configured through the configurable OS kernel parameters and is specific to Operating Systems. You will have check your corresponding OS documentation for your OS. 

For example for HP-UX the configurable kernel parameters are, 

maxuprc  Maximum number of processes for each non-root user 
nproc      Maximum number of processes on the system 






Step 7. Does alert log have any errors?

Look in alert log and look for any errors related to memory or process during the time the error TNS-12518 occurred in the listener log. If the alert log has any memory related errors, there there is a potential memory resource issue at the OS level. 

OS memory issues can be addressed by the below: 
i.   Make sure that the OS has been configured with the enough Swap memory. In case of Windows it is called as Virtual Memory. 
ii.  Reduce the size of SGA, thus the newly spawned server process will have some more system memory available. 
iii. Reduce the PGA size, so that the newly spawned server process would occupy less memory. 
iv. If you are in DEDICATED mode, try switching to MTS mode. 

To address memory issue for 32-bit Windows: Refer Note 371983.1

Step 8. If using a statically defined SID_DESC in the listener.ora file for your sid, ensure that it is configured properly. 

A common mistake is to include a (PROGRAM=EXTPROC) parameter:

  (SID_LIST= 
    (SID_DESC = 
      (GLOBAL_DBNAME = ORCL.oracle.com) 
      (SID_NAME = ORCL) 
      (PROGRAM=extproc) 
      (ORACLE_HOME = D:\oracle\product\10.2.0\db_1)))

This misconfiguration occurs when the PLSExtproc SID_DESC is copied, pasted and edited in the listener.ora file.  The inclusion of the PROGRAM line will cause an ORA-12518 to be returned to the client.  Here's the corrected SID_DESC for our example SID:

  (SID_LIST= 
     (SID_DESC = 
     (GLOBAL_DBNAME = ORCL.oracle.com) 
     (SID_NAME = ORCL) 
     (ORACLE_HOME = D:\oracle\product\10.2.0\db_1)))

Section II: Commonly Known Errors:

This section lists some of the known and reported errors. It is also recommended that you refer the Section I above for a generic troubleshooting approach to the error TNS-12518.

Below shows example error stack that can be found in the listener log. The last line in the error stack shows the actual operating system name. Depending on the OS, only the operating system name would be different. For example, if you encounter error 32: Broken pipe, according to the OS, the last line in the error stack would be different only by the OS name, as shown below.

Solaris Error: 32: Broken pipe 
HPUX Error: 32: Broken pipe 
Linux Error: 32: Broken pipe

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Error: 32: Broken pipe

Error stack in listener log: 

TNS-12518: TNS:listener could not hand off client connection 
 TNS-12547: TNS:lost contact 
   TNS-12560: TNS:protocol adapter error 
     TNS-00517: Lost contact 
       IBM/AIX RISC System/6000 Error: 32: Broken pipe 


Cause: 
The error 32 indicates the communication has been broken while the listener is trying to hand off the client connection to the server process or dispatcher process.

Action: 
1.  One of reason would be processes parameter being low, and can be verified by the v$resource_limit view. 
2. In Shared Server mode, check the 'lsnrctl services' output and see if the dispatcher has refused any connections, if so, then consider increasing the number of dispatchers. 
3. Check the alert log for any possible errors. 
4. Memory resource is also another cause for this issue. Check the swap, memory usage of the OS.
5. If RAC/SCAN or listener is running in separate home, check the following note:

Note: 1069517.1  ORA-12537 or TNS-12518 if Listener (including SCAN Listener) and Database are Owned by Different OS User 
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Error: 11: Resource temporarily unavailable

Error stack in listener log: 
TNS-12518: TNS:listener could not hand off client connection 
 TNS-12549: TNS:operating system resource quota exceeded 
  TNS-12560: TNS:protocol adapter error 
   TNS-00519: Operating system resource quota exceeded 
    IBM/AIX RISC System/6000 Error: 11: Resource temporarily unavailable 


Cause: 
As the error indicates operating system resource has exceeded. 

Action: 
1. Increase the appropriate OS kernel parameters for 'maximum number of processes allowed per user'. 
For example for HP-UX the parameters are maxuprc and nproc. 
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Error: 12: Not enough space

 Error stack in listener log: 
 TNS-12518: TNS:listener could not hand off client connection 
   TNS-12549: TNS:operating system resource quota exceeded 
     TNS-12560: TNS:protocol adapter error 
       TNS-00519: Operating system resource quota exceeded 
         IBM/AIX RISC System/6000 Error: 12: Not enough space 


Cause: 
This is a memory related issue. The error indicates that there is not enough memory available to spawn and hand off the client connections. 
Typical problems are: 
- Out of system memory / swap 
- Out of process slots in the process table 
- Streams resources depleted 
- Out of File Handles 
- sga memory usage 


Action: 
1. Check in the alert log for any possible memory related error. 
2. Increase swap/Virtual memory if possible the available memory. 
3. SGA and PGA can be reduced to address the memory consumption. 
4. MTS mode can be used to reduce the amount of process and memory consumption. 

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Error: Connection Pooling limit reached

 Error stack in listener log: 
 TNS-12518 TNS:listener could not hand off client connection 
  TNS-12564 TNS:connection refused 
   TNS-12602 TNS: Connection Pooling limit reached 


Action: 
1. Try increasing initial number of dispatchers. 
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Error: 24: Too many open files

Error stack in listener log:
    TNS-12518: TNS:listener could not hand off client connection
      TNS-12560: TNS:protocol adapter error
       TNS-00530: Protocol adapter error
        Linux Error: 24: Too many open files

or    

    TNS-12518: TNS:listener could not hand off client connection
      TNS-12560: TNS:protocol adapter error
       TNS-00530: Protocol adapter error
        Solaris Error: 24: Too many open files

Error Description:
 Out of file descriptors

Cause:
Can be caused by the following unpublished defect:

BUG 13078786 - LISTENER GOES DOWN SUDDENLY W/ LINUX ERROR: 32: BROKEN PIPE

Action:

See Note 1527483.1  11.2 : ORA-12518 Listener Hangs and Reports "Too Many Open Files" 

Use prescribed workaround OR apply one-off patch to your environment if available.
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Error: 1: Not Owner


Error Description:
The listener doesn't own or have permissions to write a necessary file

Cause:

The listener doesn't have adequate permission on socket files

Error stack in listener log:
TNS-12518: TNS:listener could not hand off client connection 
   TNS-12560: TNS:protocol adapter error 
     TNS-00530: Protocol adapter error 
        HPUX Error: 1: Not owner

Action:  Clear /var/tmp/.oracle/ directory

IMPORTANT NOTE:  In RAC environment, please use caution when removing existing socket files.  See Note 2099377.1  How to remove Network socket files in a RAC Environment for Cluster/Resource startup issues

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Section III: Errors Specific to Windows

It is also recommended that you refer the Section I above for a generic troubleshooting approach to the error TNS-12518.

This section briefly describes about the errors that are encountered on Windows Operating System. TNS-12518 most commonly occurs on 32-bit OS due to its memory constraint, however TNS-12518 can occur on 64-bit OS as well. See Note 873752.1 for more information on Windows memory addressing and the 3GB switch.

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Error: 2: No such file or directory 

Error stack in listener log:  
    TNS-12518: TNS:listener could not hand off client connection   
      TNS-12560: TNS:proto adapter error    
        TNS-00530: Proto adapter error     
        32-bit Windows Error: 2: No such file or directory 

Error Description: ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND 2 The system cannot find the file specified. 

Cause: This indicates the database service is not actually available 

Action: 1.Verify if the intended database really up and accepting local BEQ connections. 

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Error: 233: Unknown error

Error stack in listener log: 
 TNS-12518: TNS:listener could not hand off client connection 
  TNS-12560: TNS:protocol adapter error 
   TNS-00530: Protocol adapter error 
    32-bit Windows Error: 233: Unknown error 


Error Description: 
ERROR_PIPE_NOT_CONNECTED 
233 
No process is on the other end of the pipe. 

Cause: 
The communication has been broken while the listener is trying to hand off the client connection to the server process or dispatcher process. 


Action: 
Refer Note 371983.1

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Error: 54: Unknown error

Error stack in listener log: 
 TNS-12518: TNS:listener could not hand off client connection 
  TNS-12571: TNS:packet writer failure 
   TNS-12560: TNS:protocol adapter error 
    TNS-00530: Protocol adapter error 
      32-bit Windows Error: 54: Unknown error 


Error Description: 
ERROR_NETWORK_BUSY 
54 
0x36 
The network is busy. 


Cause: 
This indicates a bottleneck at the network layer(TCP/IP). 


Action: 
1.Try increasing dispatchers and shared servers.

Error: 10022: Unknown error

Error stack in listener log:   
12518 TNS-12518: TNS:listener could not hand off client connection 
    
     TNS-12560: TNS:protocol adapter error TNS-00534: Failed to grant connection ownership to child           
         64-bit Windows Error: 10022: Unknown error 

Error Description:
Error: 10022: Invalid Argument

Cause:
An invalid argument was supplied.

Action: 
Check the Control Panel Services Properties and confirm both listener and instance are started with same "Log on As" account.

REFERENCES

1.6.1.2  ORA-12537 / ORA-12547 or TNS-12518 if Listener (including SCAN Listener) and Database are Owned by Different OS User (文档 ID 1069517.1)

In this Document

APPLIES TO:

SYMPTOMS

In environment where listener home (including SCAN listener which resides in GRID Infrastructure/ASM home) and database home are owned by different OS user, ORA-12537 could happen when connecting through listener, when creating database through DBCA, or when installing database software and creating a database in runInstaller. Job Role Separation is a typical example as SCAN and local grid home listener is owned differently than database.

• Error detail

12537, 00000, "TNS:connection closed"
// *Cause: "End of file" condition has been reached; partner has disconnected.
// *Action: None needed; this is an information message.

Before the error is reported, connection could hang for a while, and a core file may also be generated.

• Screen output:

SQL> conn system/xxx@OSES
ERROR:
ORA-12537: TNS:connection closed

OR

PRCR-1079 : Failed to start resource ora.db11.db
CRS-5011: Check of resource db11 failed: details at ..
CRS-2674: Start of ora.db11.db on racnode1 failed
ORA-12546: TNS:permission denied

• listener_scann.log or listener.log

TNS-12518: TNS:listener could not hand off client connection
TNS-12546: TNS:permission denied
 TNS-12560: TNS:protocol adapter error
  TNS-00516: Permission denied
   Linux Error: 13: Permission denied

OR

TNS-12518: TNS:listener could not hand off client connection
TNS-12547: TNS:lost contact
 TNS-12560: TNS:protocol adapter error
  TNS-00517: Lost contact
   Linux Error: 32: Broken pipe

• runInstaller error if installing

INFO: Starting Output Reader Threads for process /ocw/grid/bin/kfod
INFO: Parsing KFOD-00300: OCI error [-1] [OCI error] [ORA-12547: TNS:lost contact
INFO: Parsing ] [12547]
INFO: Parsing
INFO: The process /ocw/grid/bin/kfod exited with code 1
..
SEVERE: [FATAL] [INS-30502] No ASM disk group found.
   CAUSE: There were no disk groups managed by the ASM instance +ASM1.

CAUSE

1. In environments where the listener is not run in the same ORACLE_HOME where the database resides, the listener owner (including SCAN listener) may not be able to access the oracle binary in the database home.  This is common in RAC or whenever a GRID_HOME and a database ORACLE_HOME are installed.

As listener owner:

2. Oracle binary in database home has wrong permission:

The permission "-rwxr-x--x" is wrong as it's missing suid bit, oracle binary should have permission of 6751: 

Note: If Job Role Separation is in place, the group will be <asmadmin>, otherwise it will be <oinstall>


3. File System for database home does not support setuid/suid or has nosetuid/nosuid set:

4. RDBMS_HOME/lib has wrong ownership/permission:

As listener owner:

5. Another cause may be permissions on the RDBMS Directory structure or Home directory which needs to be accessed by the CRS user.
Check that the RDBMS $ORACLE_HOME is set to 755.
This can be seen from an OS trace such as strace or truss when using it to trace the CRS user running the "oracle" executable which fails with the "Permission denied" error.

Also:

a) Log in as the "GRID" user on each node, and issue the following (on each directory under the RDBMS Home) :-

***NOTE: the Oracle directory has 700 for the permissions, which should be changed to 755:

Current (incorrect) -->

Should be (correct) -->

b) Likewise the /product directory has 700 perms, so change to 755 -->

Current (incorrect) -->

Should be (correct) -->

c) Now a connection should work:

SOLUTION

Solution is to make sure file system for database home has setuid/suid set, database binary($RDBMS_HOME/bin/oracle) has correct ownership and permission, and listener owner is able to access database oracle binary (as listener owner, "ls -l $RDBMS_HOME/bin/oracle" will tell)

If its Job Role Separation environment, please refer to the following document:

Oracle? Grid Infrastructure 
Installation Guide
11g Release 2 (11.2)

Oracle ASM Job Role Separation Option with SYSASM

REFERENCES

1.6.1.3  TNS Listener Crash with Core Dump (文档 ID 549932.1)

In this Document

APPLIES TO:

SYMPTOMS

• There may be heavy load on the CPU shooting up to 100%.
• The number of sessions in the database is well below the upper or maximum limit defined in the parameter  file.
• The listener crashes suddenly during  this heavy CPU load generating the core.
• (Optional) Listener.Ora has SUBSCRIBE_FOR_NODE_DOWN_EVENT_LISTENER=OFF.

Listener Log: 
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The Operating system log (/var/log/messages) may show the following :

Gdb on the core file generated shows the following stack :

The core indicates that the program terminated with signal 11, Segmentation fault . 
SIGSEGV is reported for improper memory handling .The default action for a program upon receiving 
SIGSEGV is abnormal termination. This action will end the process.

The virtual memory stats (vmstat) output may show huge paging/swapping activity .

For Example: 
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$vmstat 5 7 The si and so column under the swap section suggests the amount of memory swapped in from disk (/s)and amount of memory swapped to disk (/s) respectively. 

CAUSE

Extensive paging/swapping activity is a clear  indication that the system is running out of the physical memory.

SOLUTION

Solution : 

1. Increase the physical memory of the system. 

                             OR 

2. Apply the Patch 6139856 for unpublished Bug 6139856 if available for your platform.

                             OR

3. Configure Hugepages on the OS. Ref : Note 361323.1

A Note on HugePages:

Hugepages is a mechanism that allows the Linux kernel to utilise the multiple page size capabilities of modern hardware architectures.  Its important to know that utilising a huge amount of physical memory with the default page size consumes the TLB and adds processing overhead. The Linux kernel is able to set aside a portion of physical memory to be able be addressed using a larger page size. Since the page size is higher, there will be less overhead managing the pages with the TLB. In the Linux 2.6 series of kernels, hugepages is enabled using the CONFIG_HUGETLB_PAGE feature when the kernel is built. Systems with large amount of memory can be configured to utilise the memory more efficiently by setting aside a portion dedicated for hugepages. The actual size of the page is dependent on the system architecture. A typical x86 system will have a Huge Page Size of 2048 kBytes. The huge page size may be found by looking at the /proc/meminfo : 

# cat /proc/meminfo |grep Hugepagesize Hugepagesize: 2048 kB 

For more on configuring Hugepages please refer Note 361323.1

REFERENCES

1.6.2  博客

潇湘隐者：http://www.cnblogs.com/kerrycode/p/4164838.html

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