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you might want to install updatexpert <a href="http://www.stbernard.com" rel="ugc">www.stbernard.com</a>&nbsp;and install any patches that are applicable. I found that on Exchange2000 you really have to keep up with the patches, that includes exchange, windows, and IIS. Especially any security patches.
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you might want to install updatexpert www.stbernard.com [http://www.stbernard.com] and install any patches that are applicable. I found that on Exchange2000 you really have to keep up with the patches, that includes exchange, windows, and IIS. Especially any security patches.

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I have recently noticed that store.exe uses up all the memory in the machine and that all outlook users email gradually grinds to a halt. The only cure is to reboot the server but I'm having to do this everyday now, this can't be right !<br />
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The server is a Compaq ML370 with 2 xeon 733 processors and a gig of ram. Store.exe is curentlv using all the ram in the system.<br />
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Any idea's before I go back to using Exchange 5.5.<br />
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Thanks<br />
NorbertD
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I have recently noticed that store.exe uses up all the memory in the machine and that all outlook users email gradually grinds to a halt. The only cure is to reboot the server but I'm having to do this everyday now, this can't be right !

The server is a Compaq ML370 with 2 xeon 733 processors and a gig of ram. Store.exe is curentlv using all the ram in the system.

Any idea's before I go back to using Exchange 5.5.

Thanks
NorbertD

Exchange 2000 (SP2) on Windows 2000 Server (SP2) Store.exe memory leak ?

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