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14/10/2008, 19h58
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Recommended Paging file size
We have a PowerEdge 2850 server with 6GB RAM running Windows Server 2003
Standard x64 Edition and SQL Server 2000 Enterprise. Windows recognize all 6GB of RAM but the server is making lot of disk access. SQL Servr is set to use 6GB of RAM, but never pass of 4GB. Paging file size is set to 2046-4096. I think that is the problem. What's the recomended size of the paging file size? Thankyou in advance. FM |
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15/10/2008, 20h17
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Re: Recommended Paging file size
Fabio,
Recommended size is System Managed. You can monitor the page file usage in Task Manager or perfmon, and try setting it to be the same size as the physical memory, Anthony http://www.airdesk.co.uk "Fabio Martins" <support.msNOSPAMPLZ@fabiomartins.net> wrote in message news:OLGh$ZiLJHA.5232@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl... > We have a PowerEdge 2850 server with 6GB RAM running Windows Server 2003 > Standard x64 Edition and SQL Server 2000 Enterprise. > > Windows recognize all 6GB of RAM but the server is making lot of disk > access. > SQL Servr is set to use 6GB of RAM, but never pass of 4GB. > > Paging file size is set to 2046-4096. I think that is the problem. > > What's the recomended size of the paging file size? > > Thankyou in advance. > > FM > |
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19/10/2008, 05h20
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Re: Recommended Paging file size
Thankyou for answering.
If it's recommended, why it is not the default option after installing Windows? FM "Anthony [MVP]" <anthony@no-reply.com> escreveu na mensagem news:%23X1lUJvLJHA.2760@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl... > Fabio, > Recommended size is System Managed. You can monitor the page file usage in > Task Manager or perfmon, and try setting it to be the same size as the > physical memory, > Anthony > http://www.airdesk.co.uk > > > "Fabio Martins" <support.msNOSPAMPLZ@fabiomartins.net> wrote in message > news:OLGh$ZiLJHA.5232@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl... >> We have a PowerEdge 2850 server with 6GB RAM running Windows Server 2003 >> Standard x64 Edition and SQL Server 2000 Enterprise. >> >> Windows recognize all 6GB of RAM but the server is making lot of disk >> access. >> SQL Servr is set to use 6GB of RAM, but never pass of 4GB. >> >> Paging file size is set to 2046-4096. I think that is the problem. >> >> What's the recomended size of the paging file size? >> >> Thankyou in advance. >> >> FM >> |
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19/10/2008, 17h43
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Re: Recommended Paging file size
Fabio Martins wrote:
> We have a PowerEdge 2850 server with 6GB RAM running Windows Server 2003 > Standard x64 Edition and SQL Server 2000 Enterprise. > > Windows recognize all 6GB of RAM but the server is making lot of disk > access. > SQL Servr is set to use 6GB of RAM, but never pass of 4GB. > > Paging file size is set to 2046-4096. I think that is the problem. > > What's the recomended size of the paging file size? > > Thankyou in advance. > > FM > > I think you are running into the limit of 2003 Standard to access 4GB... -- Regards, Hank Arnold Microsoft MVP Windows Server - Directory Services |
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19/10/2008, 23h24
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Re: Recommended Paging file size
Hello Hank,
Think you have missed the 64bit in the Standard edition, this can use up to 32 GB RAM. Best regards Meinolf Weber Disclaimer: This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. ** Please do NOT email, only reply to Newsgroups ** us YOU!!! http://www.blakjak.demon.co.uk/mul_crss.htm > Fabio Martins wrote: > >> We have a PowerEdge 2850 server with 6GB RAM running Windows Server >> 2003 Standard x64 Edition and SQL Server 2000 Enterprise. >> >> Windows recognize all 6GB of RAM but the server is making lot of disk >> access. >> SQL Servr is set to use 6GB of RAM, but never pass of 4GB. >> Paging file size is set to 2046-4096. I think that is the problem. >> >> What's the recomended size of the paging file size? >> >> Thankyou in advance. >> >> FM >> > I think you are running into the limit of 2003 Standard to access > 4GB... > |
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21/10/2008, 10h56
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Re: Recommended Paging file size
Ack!! Serves me right for posting at 4AM........ :-(
-- Regards, Hank Arnold Microsoft MVP Windows Server - Directory Services Meinolf Weber wrote: > Hello Hank, > > Think you have missed the 64bit in the Standard edition, this can use up > to 32 GB RAM. > > Best regards > > Meinolf Weber > Disclaimer: This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and > confers no rights. > ** Please do NOT email, only reply to Newsgroups > ** us YOU!!! http://www.blakjak.demon.co.uk/mul_crss.htm > >> Fabio Martins wrote: >> >>> We have a PowerEdge 2850 server with 6GB RAM running Windows Server >>> 2003 Standard x64 Edition and SQL Server 2000 Enterprise. >>> >>> Windows recognize all 6GB of RAM but the server is making lot of disk >>> access. >>> SQL Servr is set to use 6GB of RAM, but never pass of 4GB. >>> Paging file size is set to 2046-4096. I think that is the problem. >>> >>> What's the recomended size of the paging file size? >>> >>> Thankyou in advance. >>> >>> FM >>> >> I think you are running into the limit of 2003 Standard to access >> 4GB... >> > > |
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