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SBS 2008 Memory Usage

Asked by hainsNET in SBS Small Business Server

Tags: SBS, 2008, RAM

Hi.

I have an HP server (ML350) with 4GB RAM running SBS 2008. The server seems to perform OK for the users (which is the main thin I guess), but when I look at the Physical Memory Usage History in Task Manager, the pale blue line is hovering way up the top.
Does it report differently to other versions of Windows Server? Normally a line up this high is a bad sign, but I thought 4GB should be enough. The only other thing actually running on the box is AVG, so am curious about the usage level.
Can anybody shed any light on this question please?
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