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Health Monitor Question- memory problems
Hello,
I have a Win 2000 SBS machine on a Dell PowerEdge. I looked at the Health Monitor and noticed some warnings under the Memory section. The alert is:
Memory: Warning condition. WMI Status: 0
Also users have been complaining the past few days about the server being slow (it has the QuickBooks Enterprise version on it, serving about 6 people simultaneously). Anyone know what this is?
thanks in advance
I have a Win 2000 SBS machine on a Dell PowerEdge. I looked at the Health Monitor and noticed some warnings under the Memory section. The alert is:
Memory: Warning condition. WMI Status: 0
Also users have been complaining the past few days about the server being slow (it has the QuickBooks Enterprise version on it, serving about 6 people simultaneously). Anyone know what this is?
thanks in advance
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ok now the Health Monitor log is flooded with the same warning, but now there's some "Critical" errors too. Here's the error code:
Critical 6/20/2006 5:28:48 AM PagingFile WEST PagingFile : Critical condition. WMI Status: 2147749889 Enumeration failed. Object not found. Data Collector is misconfigured.
I've also gotten "out of virtual memory" a few times recently. Anyone know how to resolve this? thanks
Critical 6/20/2006 5:28:48 AM PagingFile WEST PagingFile : Critical condition. WMI Status: 2147749889 Enumeration failed. Object not found. Data Collector is misconfigured.
I've also gotten "out of virtual memory" a few times recently. Anyone know how to resolve this? thanks
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I cleaned up the c: drive, about 3 gigs or so. then I increased the page file to 2600 megs, and rebooted.
so far no errors.
so far no errors.
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the warnings and critical errors are back.
anyone want to take a stab at this?
anyone want to take a stab at this?
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i restarted the service. i see the alert is back, but then 3 minutes afteward is gives "Memory is OK" status. I believe it was same before the restarting of the service- not positive though.