Restarting Windows 2003 when memory gets low
I have a memory leak in a web service thta I am trying to resolve. Meanwhile, I must restart my system every three or four hours to keep the performance adequate.
Is there a way to auto restart the system when memory gets below a certain threshold? This capability would allow me to leave the facility during the test period, before I find the cause of the leak.
Any ideas??
thanks,
newbieweb
Is there a way to auto restart the system when memory gets below a certain threshold? This capability would allow me to leave the facility during the test period, before I find the cause of the leak.
Any ideas??
thanks,
newbieweb
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DO I type "shutdown -r -t 01" at the command prompt? I actually want a restart. How do I do that?
How do I schedule the command to run every three hours?
How do I schedule the command to run every three hours?
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also, I need the machine to restart whether I log into my account or not. The web service starts so can I get it to restart when no one is here to log into the machine??
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As far as I know, that would not help. The Page File Usage is near the maximum and needs a system reboot.
And, instead of "shutdown -r -t 01", can I use "restart -r -t 01"?
And will this execute if I never log into my account? Something tells me it will not. I need this restart to be automated and hands free.
Please advise...
And, instead of "shutdown -r -t 01", can I use "restart -r -t 01"?
And will this execute if I never log into my account? Something tells me it will not. I need this restart to be automated and hands free.
Please advise...
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