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Hello,<br />
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Today, our Win2K web server ran out of virtual memory.<br />
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We had to reboot our server.<br />
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How can I determine how much physical memory is being used up?<br />
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Is it possible to find out what process is hogging too much physical memory?<br />
<br />
Steve
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Hello,

Today, our Win2K web server ran out of virtual memory.

We had to reboot our server.

How can I determine how much physical memory is being used up?

Is it possible to find out what process is hogging too much physical memory?

Steve

Virtual Memory problems

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