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RE: Memory leak - ND6/W2KSP3 ~Yoshi Lopkichekflar 17.Sep.03 04:05 PM a Web browser Domino Server 6.0.1; 6.0Windows 2000
We are a single server 140 user shop. Here are some statistics from when we were running 6.0 under NT4 with 512 MB of RAM and McAfee GroupShield 5.21. 512 MB worked under Domino 5 until we upgraded to 6 and installed GroupShield 5.21, and the RAM usage skyrocketed. Here are statistics from that time:
4:24 PM ... Shortly after server restart
total: 604MB ("Mem usage" at bottom of taskman)
nserver 69MB
nupdate 48MB
nrouter 42MB
8:24 AM ... Next morning when server stopped responding
total: 646MB
nserver 176MB
nupdate 161MB
nrouter 89MB
Now after this point we did everyhing we could think of to solve the problem. Lotus support said we didn't have anough RAM. So we upgraded to 1GB, formatted the OS partition and installed Windows 2000 Server SP4, upgraded to 6.02CF1, removed GroupShield Domino, stopped using the blackhole feature and outsourced all of our virus/spam scanning, and increased the swap size to 1.5GB. The mem usage numbers are different (higher, probably due to Win2k vs NT4) but we are still having the same problem.
Can anyone explain this one: Look at the numbers I gave above. The differences between the "total" memory used at the two times is smaller than the difference of nrouter, nserver, and nupdate combined. What gives? I don't have exact numbers for our current config, but they're something like 890 MB when it crashes, but if you add up nrouter, nserver, and nupdate they total 1200MB alone, without including any other tasks in taskman. Can anyone tell me what this means?
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