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Possible memory leak store.exed
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i Hva client that has exchange 2000 sp3 and windows 2000 server sp4 they are trying to get backups, but they only work if they reboot the server before they begin the backup. I am thinking memory leak, store.exe is taking up all the memory, and they are even getting virtual memory errors any ideas, i really nee dto get this working. Thank you
i Hva client that has exchange 2000 sp3 and windows 2000 server sp4 they are trying to get backups, but they only work if they reboot the server before they begin the backup. I am thinking memory leak, store.exe is taking up all the memory, and they are even getting virtual memory errors any ideas, i really nee dto get this working. Thank you
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1gb of memory, about 60 mailboxes, and the size of the store is 5mb is that right I am just looking at the store.exe in bin right?
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what ius happening is I think there is a memory leak, becasue the users complain of slowness, and teh backups are only getting about 25mb a minute. Thank you in advance
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the c: only has about 686mb free how can I add space to this with windows 2000 server
The store is much larger than that.
Open Exchange System Administrator
Open the Site - ADministrative Groups - YourGroup - Servers - YourServer - YouStorage Group - YourStore
Right click on the Store and select the Database Tab. This will show you where the file is. Go see how big it is.
The disk space is a big issue. Especially if the server is using the C: for its swap file.
Open Exchange System Administrator
Open the Site - ADministrative Groups - YourGroup - Servers - YourServer - YouStorage Group - YourStore
Right click on the Store and select the Database Tab. This will show you where the file is. Go see how big it is.
The disk space is a big issue. Especially if the server is using the C: for its swap file.
You may be much better off, trying to free up space on the C drive.. If the store is located on C, I would add new drives and make another volume (E:? or seomthing), and then move the store over to it.
J
J
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the store is on d: that has about 15gb of data free
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howdy,
have a look at this http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;215924&Product=ech
hope that it helps
have a look at this http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;215924&Product=ech
hope that it helps
J