So this just happened to me and i contacted co-pilot and it turns out if you are using vmware and your virtual machines are being imported to Enterprise Manager, that is what is making you hit that ceiling. Per co-pilot i removed all of those VM's from Enterprise manager and it was working great again. The only thing is you need to make sure that your volume mappings are definitly goint to the host and not directly to vm's or you will loose your mappings to your volumes.
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Posted February 4th, 2014 09:00
So this just happened to me and i contacted co-pilot and it turns out if you are using vmware and your virtual machines are being imported to Enterprise Manager, that is what is making you hit that ceiling. Per co-pilot i removed all of those VM's from Enterprise manager and it was working great again. The only thing is you need to make sure that your volume mappings are definitly goint to the host and not directly to vm's or you will loose your mappings to your volumes.