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When to use the /3GB or /PAE parameter in the boot.ini by a Windows 2003 Enterprise server with &gt;&nbsp;4 GB memory?<br />
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We have a HP Ml370 G3 system with 5 GB internal memory and Windows 2003 Enterprise and we must use the /PAE setting in the boot.ini to see more memory then 4 GB in the task manager.<br />
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Another HP ML 570 G2 server with 5 GB internal memory and Windows 2003 Enterprise we don't have to do anything and the memory is seen by Windows completely?<br />
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On this moment we use it only when neccesary.....
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When to use the /3GB or /PAE parameter in the boot.ini by a Windows 2003 Enterprise server with > 4 GB memory?

We have a HP Ml370 G3 system with 5 GB internal memory and Windows 2003 Enterprise and we must use the /PAE setting in the boot.ini to see more memory then 4 GB in the task manager.

Another HP ML 570 G2 server with 5 GB internal memory and Windows 2003 Enterprise we don't have to do anything and the memory is seen by Windows completely?

On this moment we use it only when neccesary.....

When to use the /3GB or /PAE parameter in the boot.ini by a Windows 2003 Enterprise server with &gt; 4 GB memory?

Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).

When to use the /3GB or /PAE parameter in the boot.ini by a Windows 2003 Enterprise server with &gt; 4 GB memory?

When to use the /3GB or /PAE parameter in the boot.ini by a Windows 2003 Enterprise server with > 4 GB memory?