| Mark Fugatt 2002-10-05, 8:32 pm |
| Marco
Yes it is normal, its called "Dynamic Buffer Allocation", simply put
Exchange will use as much memory as it can, and give it up when other
processes need some, whats the point of having memory if its not being used
by anything.
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"Marco Russian" <marco.russian@cadstation.com.au> wrote in message
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> Hi I hope I am posting this onto the right group.
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> I'm finding that the store.exe for exchange is consuming over 0.5 Gb
> The exchange server is only hosting about 15 email addresses
> does this seem over the top for Exchange2000 or is it normal?
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> Marco
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