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I see on eof my exchange server where it is sitting on windows server 2008 , memeory shows 32 gb, whereas page file shows 32777mb
so on another server if my memory is 16GB what would be my page file?
will it be : 1024x16=10mb =16394mb?
so on another server if my memory is 16GB what would be my page file?
will it be : 1024x16=10mb =16394mb?
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Lee W, MVP
If you're not using System Managed (which I don't like), you will generally set the pagefile to 1.5x RAM.
Like Lee said, This is the Maximum, but you can always set limit to page file for yourself.
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1024x16+10mb =16394mb? somebody mentioned it should be ram + 10mb ??
Page file is growing depend of application design and memory information traffic.
I have SQL server with 32GB RAM and it's using 30GB RAM but only 7GB page file.
Everything is dependable.
If you don;t want your pagefile grow you can limit it in system properties.
I have SQL server with 32GB RAM and it's using 30GB RAM but only 7GB page file.
Everything is dependable.
If you don;t want your pagefile grow you can limit it in system properties.
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I see on ONE of my exchange server where it is sitting on windows server 2008 ,RAM memeory shows 32 gb, whereas page file shows 32777mb
Is the configuration correct?
Is the configuration correct?
Is it set to be System Managed or User Managed? Is there a pagefile on more than one drive?
Generally, I wouldn't be worried about systems with Pagefiles set to RAM... I personally *IF I NOTICED IT* would likely increase it to 1.5x RAM.
What's the fascination with the pagefile and related settings? Are you having problems you think are related?
Generally, I wouldn't be worried about systems with Pagefiles set to RAM... I personally *IF I NOTICED IT* would likely increase it to 1.5x RAM.
What's the fascination with the pagefile and related settings? Are you having problems you think are related?
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Exchange is the server side of a collaborative application product that is part of the Microsoft Server infrastructure. Exchange's major features include email, calendaring, contacts and tasks, support for mobile and web-based access to information, and support for data storage.
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