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Kjartan Þór Kjartansson
I'm running a terminal server (windows 2000 based) and my users are
complaining about the server hanging frequently.
The usual resolution is to kill Outlook XP and when Word is running I need
to kill that also and when outlook.exe and winword.exe are gone from the
tasklist the session frees up so people can continue working by opening the
programs again. When this happens only the user whos process needs to be
killed experiences any problems other users don't feel anything and the CPU
load does not increase during these freezes.
The specs of the machine are
2x2GHz Xeon CPU
1280MB RAM
1x20GB disk for OS and installed software
1x360GB Raid5 array for data and userspace
If anyone has any suggestion that would be great.
PS. I tried creating application compatability keys in the registry for
outlook and winword but that does not seem to help.
Kjartan
complaining about the server hanging frequently.
The usual resolution is to kill Outlook XP and when Word is running I need
to kill that also and when outlook.exe and winword.exe are gone from the
tasklist the session frees up so people can continue working by opening the
programs again. When this happens only the user whos process needs to be
killed experiences any problems other users don't feel anything and the CPU
load does not increase during these freezes.
The specs of the machine are
2x2GHz Xeon CPU
1280MB RAM
1x20GB disk for OS and installed software
1x360GB Raid5 array for data and userspace
If anyone has any suggestion that would be great.
PS. I tried creating application compatability keys in the registry for
outlook and winword but that does not seem to help.
Kjartan