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Per Kaspersky they are now telling me that if we do not make the proper exclusions that it will crash the server every couple of days.
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Per Kaspersky they are now telling me that if we do not make the proper exclusions that it will crash the server every couple of days.

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Kaspersky was not as forthcoming with their answers. &nbsp;This is a huge help.
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Kaspersky was not as forthcoming with their answers.  This is a huge help.

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We have 2 different clients that have memory utilization issues every since installing Kaspersky on the server. &nbsp;When we look at the utilization it appears that SQL server which is housing Kaspersky is pegging out the memory so bad that the server is failing.
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We have 2 different clients that have memory utilization issues every since installing Kaspersky on the server.  When we look at the utilization it appears that SQL server which is housing Kaspersky is pegging out the memory so bad that the server is failing.

Kaspersky Memory issues

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