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Hank Arnold
We just installed some software that monitors jut about every facet of a
server or workstation hardware or software. It generates alerts based on
criteria. I've noticed that on two of our servers (all are running W2K AS)
it says we have a memory leak in DLLHOST.EXE that runs about 1KB per minute.
That calculates to less than 10MB of RAM over a week (the period between
system re-boots) in a system that has 2GB of RAM.
I'd still like to try ands figure out why this is happening. One clue might
be that these two servers are running Terminal Services in Application mode
while the others are running in Administration mode. Both are running Citrix
MetaFrame XPa FP1. Any ideas?
server or workstation hardware or software. It generates alerts based on
criteria. I've noticed that on two of our servers (all are running W2K AS)
it says we have a memory leak in DLLHOST.EXE that runs about 1KB per minute.
That calculates to less than 10MB of RAM over a week (the period between
system re-boots) in a system that has 2GB of RAM.
I'd still like to try ands figure out why this is happening. One clue might
be that these two servers are running Terminal Services in Application mode
while the others are running in Administration mode. Both are running Citrix
MetaFrame XPa FP1. Any ideas?