Tools — CPU Load

CPU Load — current processor usage at 15%. — CPU Load — current main CPU load percentage with visual indicator.

Navigate to Tools > CPU Load.

This page shows a real-time graph of the Abilis unit's processor utilisation, updated continuously. The vertical axis shows percentage (0–100%), and the horizontal axis shows time.

What to Look For

CPU Load	What It Means	Action Needed?
0–30%	Normal. The unit is handling its workload comfortably.	No action needed.
30–70%	Moderate load. The unit is busy but still has capacity.	Keep an eye on it during peak hours.
70–90%	High load. The unit is working hard. You may notice slower Web Interface response times.	Investigate what's causing the load (many simultaneous calls, heavy video recording, large file transfers).
90–100% sustained	Overloaded. The unit may drop calls, slow down camera streams, or become unresponsive.	Reduce the load: stop non-essential services, reduce simultaneous camera recordings, or limit active VPN tunnels. Check the Common Causes below to identify what is consuming resources.

Common Causes of High CPU

Many simultaneous phone calls — especially if voice compression (transcoding) is active.
Video recording from multiple cameras — HD streams are especially CPU-intensive.
IP Shaping with many active connections — traffic analysis uses CPU.
Automation programs running complex logic at high frequency.
Firmware update or system backup in progress.

If CPU stays above 80% for extended periods, check which services are running and consider disabling non-essential ones during peak hours, or discuss a hardware upgrade with Anteklab.

Anteklab Technical Support Email: tem@antek.it
Tel: +39 0376 16262,27

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