Re: Six O' Clock Slowdown

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On SBS 2003 there is a check box at the bottom off the screen to "Show
Processes From All Users". That changes the look of the processes that are
displayed.

"Six O'Clock" <Six.O.Clock.Slowdown@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:42cea50d$0$907$8fcfb975@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Can't see any task manager processes on my ..... SBS 2K machine.
> I should have specified that earlier.
> There's only a list of applications.
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> Six
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> "Karl Middleton" <nospam@xxxxxxxxxx> a écrit dans le message de news:
> O3b%23mH6gFHA.3936@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>>I suggest that you open the task manager and watch the amount of CPU
>>utilisation. Clicking on the CPU column can sort in descending order and
>>show the most CPU intensive processes. I usually find the culprits that
>>way.
>>
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>> "Six O'Clock" <Six.O.Clock.Slowdown@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
>> news:42ce2d4d$0$1236$8fcfb975@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>>> Hi,
>>> I was wondering if any other admins were getting stick from users over
>>> this one :
>>>
>>> Irate users on my SBS2000 domaine keep complaining that at around six
>>> o'clock in the evening (18h00) every day things get sluggish on the
>>> internal network.
>>>
>>> Most are using Word or Excel document on shared folders on the SBS file
>>> server.
>>> (Desperately trying to finish work before the train at six thirty ...)
>>> On the workstations, response time get longer and longer, then it
>>> becomes impossible to save documents.
>>> Then the workstations jam and have to be rebooted.
>>>
>>> We are about 20 users and about 12 of them log off around five or five
>>> thirty.
>>>
>>> I have checked the server logs and fond nothing really hefty that starts
>>> around six..
>>> The Exchange server sends some messages but nothing suspicious that
>>> would put pressure on the machine, unless something is going on and not
>>> being logged.
>>>
>>> My Server ant-virus logs show that nothing is happening then either.
>>>
>>> What else should I check?
>>> Any ideas?
>>> TIA
>>>
>>> Six
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