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Ah, the machine is a DC!<br />
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Hi all,<br />
<br />
I've been reading up on the use of the /3gb switch with Exchange 2003.<br />
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My system has 2bg physical memory installed, but al lthe information I can relate to is referenced to machines with 3gb memory. <br />
<br />
Basically, do I need to set this switch in the boot.ini, and if so, do I need to also add the /USERVA=xxxx tag as well.<br />
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If I do need the /USERVA=xxxx what number to I put in? (i.e. /USERVA=3030)<br />
<br />
Thanks for any adivce / explanations :)<br />
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Hi all,

I've been reading up on the use of the /3gb switch with Exchange 2003.

My system has 2bg physical memory installed, but al lthe information I can relate to is referenced to machines with 3gb memory. 

Basically, do I need to set this switch in the boot.ini, and if so, do I need to also add the /USERVA=xxxx tag as well.

If I do need the /USERVA=xxxx what number to I put in? (i.e. /USERVA=3030)

Thanks for any adivce / explanations :)



Help using the /3gb switch and /USERVA=xxxx

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