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I have a server with 20 websites on it.<br />
One of them... is a Web Service site that receives bulk email status xml data from a service.<br />
That data is received.... and sent on to our sql server where processes take place to place into a table for our client(s) to review.<br />
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At times... during large email blasts, this process pegs out our memory on the server because of the data being passed on.<br />
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My question is.... is there a API of some sort that can monitor the server MEMORY and send an email when it is pegged for &quot;nn&quot; minutes?
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I have a server with 20 websites on it.
One of them... is a Web Service site that receives bulk email status xml data from a service.
That data is received.... and sent on to our sql server where processes take place to place into a table for our client(s) to review.

At times... during large email blasts, this process pegs out our memory on the server because of the data being passed on.

My question is.... is there a API of some sort that can monitor the server MEMORY and send an email when it is pegged for "nn" minutes?

Alert on Server memory

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Windows Server 2003

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