This article describes the main investigations and check to do if an Imagicle AppSuite server performs badly, that is when one or more of the following symptoms are observed:
Verify the (virtual) hardware is properly sized for the amount of users and channels in use.
The Imagicle WEB site describes in the Tech Specs/Requirements section of each product the minimum HW requirements for different combinations of applications and users.
This apply to systems running as virtual machine on an hypervisor environment (like VMWare or Microsoft Virtual Server).
Verify the virtual server is configured for High Performance (Control Panel → Power Options):
If running a physical server, verify all power supply units are properly working.
Verify if the virtual machine has VMWare snapshots.
VMWare snapshots, in facts, can severely impact the guest machine performance and should be taken and hold on production machines only on certain circumstances.
The general recommendation is having at most one snapshot for each virtual machine, and such snapshot should not be older than 72 hours.
For further details see this article: https://kb.vmware.com/s/article/1025279
If an Antivirus is running, verify the exclusions documented here have been applied, as requested.
If Windows Defender antivirus/antimalware is running (check it from the Windows control panel), an exclusion rule for the UC Suite installation path should be defined.
You can check it running a Windows Powershell with admin privileges (“Run as administrator”) and executing this cmdlet:
Get-MpPreference
In the output of such cmdlet, the ExclusionPath should include the AppSuite installation folder:
You can exclude the Imagicle AppSuite folder using the following PowerShell cmdlet (it requires local administration privileges):
Add-MpPreference -ExclusionPath "C:\Program Files (x86)\StonevoiceAS\"
Alternatively, you can exclude, one by one, the processes specified at this page, using the option -ExclusionProcess. For instance:
Add-MpPreference -ExclusionProcess "C:\Program Files (x86)\StonevoiceAS\Apps\Attendant\Component\Assembly\Attendant.Core.ConsoleServerService.exe"
See here for the full documentation by Microsoft.