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How many mailboxes are on the Post Office? How many users are signed on at a time?
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How many mailboxes are on the Post Office? How many users are signed on at a time?

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approx. about 350 mail boxes
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Hmmm...only 350 mailboxes?<br />
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Do you do routine message expiration and database purge? Or are users allowed to retain messages indefinitely?<br />
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Are all clients using Client/Server mode? No one is using Direct Connect, right?
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Hmmm...only 350 mailboxes?

Do you do routine message expiration and database purge? Or are users allowed to retain messages indefinitely?

Are all clients using Client/Server mode? No one is using Direct Connect, right?

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I was in the process of setting up the weekly routines for expiration and database checks. &nbsp;Currently the users maintain messages indefinitely.
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I was in the process of setting up the weekly routines for expiration and database checks.  Currently the users maintain messages indefinitely.

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Is anyone else having this same problem?
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Repeat Query: Are all clients using Client/Server mode? No one is using Direct Connect, right?
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Repeat Query: Are all clients using Client/Server mode? No one is using Direct Connect, right?

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All Clients are set up for C/S access
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I am running GW 7.01 on a NW 6.5 sp 5 box. &nbsp;On the poa I am always getting busy threads of 5:1 and files in the queues that number in the hundreds. &nbsp;I have disabled the second processor already as per the NW tid's. &nbsp;By the way the server is a Poweredge 2600 with a terabyte Raid and 4 gigs of ram connected to a 10/100/1000 Layer 3 switch.<br />
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Can someone point me to a suggestion?<br />
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THank you <br />
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I am running GW 7.01 on a NW 6.5 sp 5 box.  On the poa I am always getting busy threads of 5:1 and files in the queues that number in the hundreds.  I have disabled the second processor already as per the NW tid's.  By the way the server is a Poweredge 2600 with a terabyte Raid and 4 gigs of ram connected to a 10/100/1000 Layer 3 switch.


Can someone point me to a suggestion?

THank you 



Groupwise 7.01 Busy Threads and Queues

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