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Random Unresponsive WIN2K ServerI have a Windows 2000 Server SP4 that all of a sudden started becoming slow
and unresponsive to client's share access and logon requests randomly (once a month or every 2-3 weeks). If I reboot the server it's fine until the next time. I suspected the problem to be a leak in lsass.exe. So I ran the performance counters Process\Private & Virtual Bytes for lsass process, but couldn't find anything. I also downloaded & ran the MS UMDH utility to check for memory leaks in LSass process, but couldn't find anything. Any ideas? (besides re-installing OS!) TIA Hi Alex, did you install the KB898060 there? It solves a lot of problems
regarding the shared access folders. Otherwise, try changing the SMB parameters, following this article: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/888562/?sd=RMVP&fr=1 Good luck! Adriana Show quoteHide quote "Alex Alborzfard" wrote: > I have a Windows 2000 Server SP4 that all of a sudden started becoming slow > and unresponsive to client's share access and logon requests randomly (once > a month or every 2-3 weeks). If I reboot the server it's fine until the next > time. > I suspected the problem to be a leak in lsass.exe. So I ran the performance > counters Process\Private & Virtual Bytes for lsass process, but couldn't > find anything. > I also downloaded & ran the MS UMDH utility to check for memory leaks in > LSass process, but couldn't find anything. > Any ideas? (besides re-installing OS!) > > TIA > > > |
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