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In a case where the system starts to swap, it's not just Unimus that is casing such IO. When RAM runs out, pretty much ALL Linux services use the swap for all their scheduled jobs / tasks. Basically, you are seeing the IO that the entire Linux system needs from the RAM when idle (using the word &quo...

I dont think the problem here will be HSQL.

How much memory do these VMs have assigned?

By default Unimus is configured to use up to 768MB of RAM.
If the machine has less, it will claim all the RAM, and the VM will swap.
This would create the high IO you see.

Update:
This issue should be solved in 1.8.0 or newer.

Beta release of 1.8.0 now available:
viewtopic.php?p=1238#p1238

UPDATE: 1.8.0 has been released, and this topic has been locked. This is a beta release of version 1.8.0-beta4 intended for testing purposes. In this release, we have rewritten and upgraded our device discovery implementation. It will be much faster, consume less CPU, and be more reliable in genera...

Update for anyone reading this topic in the future: In both of these cases, the problem was that the WLC took too long to start outputting the backup. Unimus was therefore reaching timeout and failing the backup job. To diagnose, simply measure how long it takes the WLC to start outputting data for ...

I will test these cases here and update as soon as I have any news.

Hi,

This is expected and normal.

1st login - validate that credentials work
2nd login - discover device
3rd login - backup device

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You don't need to use "\" after each line. Basically, Unimus works the same way as you would in the CLI. So whatever series of commands works for you manually, will work through Mass Config Push in Unimus as well. For example: /system routerboard :if ([get current-firmware] = [get upgrade-...

Is there a way to be notified when support for SwOs comes around? Best would probably be to enable notifications for new topics in the Announcements section. Each time we release a new version, it comes with a proper announcement and change-log. You will definatelly see a lot of lines in the change...