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Hi i had the same problem and i use a proccesing &nbsp;tool called procexp.exe and it picked up alot of unused programs on the server
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Hi i had the same problem and i use a proccesing  tool called procexp.exe and it picked up alot of unused programs on the server

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You are right!<br />
Procmon is great but you have to really know what is unused by your server. Otherwise you may cause some trouble...
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You are right!
Procmon is great but you have to really know what is unused by your server. Otherwise you may cause some trouble...

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yes that i know but if he is just running financial system (Navision).Then 4Gb of ram is more then enough so it is not a problem with the ram
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yes that i know but if he is just running financial system (Navision).Then 4Gb of ram is more then enough so it is not a problem with the ram

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Hi i just want to find out what programs are you running on the server
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Hi i just want to find out what programs are you running on the server

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There was a fail on a switch that was making the program (navision) slow for the clients... Network fail..
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There was a fail on a switch that was making the program (navision) slow for the clients... Network fail..

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Not the solutions - but thanks anyway...
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Hello experts. <br />
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I have a client who has a Windows Small Business Server 2003. <br />
The server has 4gb Ram <br />
Customer complaints, however, still about the server is slow when using their financial system (Navision). <br />
My question is whether a program can be run on the server so that you can see what possible could spend too much process/ram- <br />
I've looked in task mgr without finding an answer, because everything seems to run as it should, and the server has 1,5 free memory<br />
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Thanks.<br />
Regards Upgrade IT..
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Hello experts. 

I have a client who has a Windows Small Business Server 2003. 
The server has 4gb Ram 
Customer complaints, however, still about the server is slow when using their financial system (Navision). 
My question is whether a program can be run on the server so that you can see what possible could spend too much process/ram- 
I've looked in task mgr without finding an answer, because everything seems to run as it should, and the server has 1,5 free memory

Thanks.
Regards Upgrade IT..

Witch program slows down the Server

Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).