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There are no Event Viewer entries showing the system shutting down and re-booting?<br />
Don't just look in the Application log, look in System and Security also.<br />
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Post back any Event ID's and text from the log entries (Errors and Warnings).<br />
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Vic
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There are no Event Viewer entries showing the system shutting down and re-booting?
Don't just look in the Application log, look in System and Security also.

Post back any Event ID's and text from the log entries (Errors and Warnings).


Vic

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Server has 3 drives after seeing the Paging file &nbsp;&quot;paging for all drives is set to 1535 mb so if i go to custom there is nothing &quot;&nbsp;they had &nbsp;configured where windwos is chossing whats best for my server <br />
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Server has 3 drives after seeing the Paging file  "paging for all drives is set to 1535 mb so if i go to custom there is nothing " they had  configured where windwos is chossing whats best for my server



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We have windows 2003 server with sp1 &amp;&nbsp;1gb of physical RAM on it <br />
we got alert saying &quot;Swap Space Utilization is 240.01percent &nbsp;for server &quot;<br />
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and got unexpected reboot i cannot see anything on the applications logs and no dumps are also there <br />
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&nbsp;server has been rebooted &nbsp;unexpectedly <br />
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Can any &nbsp;one put any light of this ??<br />
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We have windows 2003 server with sp1 & 1gb of physical RAM on it 
we got alert saying "Swap Space Utilization is 240.01percent  for server "

and got unexpected reboot i cannot see anything on the applications logs and no dumps are also there 


 server has been rebooted  unexpectedly 

Can any  one put any light of this ??



Swap Space Utilization is 240.01percent

Operating systems perform basic tasks, such as recognizing input from the keyboard, sending output to the display screen, keeping track of files and directories on the disk, and controlling peripheral devices such as disk drives and printers. For large systems, the operating system makes sure that different programs and users running at the same time do not interfere with each other. The operating system is also responsible for security, ensuring that unauthorized users do not access the system. Operating systems provide a software platform on top of which other programs, called application programs, can run.