Re: Store.EXE 50% CPU Time?

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From: Minvt (Minvt.1eqdi7_at_mail.mcse.ms)
Date: 10/26/04 

Date: Tue, 26 Oct 2004 04:04:07 -0500

Hi Andy,

I am enountered a similar problem. I am running Exchange 2003 on xeon
Piii 700 (single processor) hosting only 20 users at the moment. I have
problem matches your post, the Store.exe seems to use very high memory
and processor. As I checked the Task manager, the memory usage is
increasing and never goes back down, eventually the service freezes,
but the server still running at a reasnable speed. can anyone confirm
that is this because exchange 2003 cannot run on Xeon Piii 700 (single
processor with 1500 RAM)? or is it something is still not configured
properly.

Thanks

Regards
Minh 

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