Support WebCast: Troubleshooting Virtual Memory Fragmentation on Microsoft Exchange 2000 Servers (329864)

Session Summary

In this session we will discuss the causes of the virtual memory fragmentation warnings and errors that can occur on Exchange 2000 servers with Service Pack 1 or later installed, and the factors that can contribute to this problem. We will discuss the troubleshooting steps that you can take to resolve virtual memory fragmentation warnings and errors.

This is a Level 300 session that was recorded November 5, 2002 and presented by Nino Bilic. Nino Bilic started working at Microsoft as a contractor in April 2000, and he joined Microsoft full-time a year later. He worked in Exchange Server support, supporting versions of Exchange, from Exchange 4.0 to Exchange 2000 Server. Nino is now a Technical Lead on the Enterprise Messaging Support Texas team, focusing on Exchange Administration.

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Supplemental reading:

• Q296073 XADM: Monitoring for Exchange 2000 Memory Fragmentation
• Q314736 /3GB Switch Can Cause Memory Fragmentation on Exchange Server
• Q317411 XADM: Gather Data to Troubleshoot Exchange Virtual Memory Issues
• Q324118 XADM: The ESE Database Engine Contributes to VM Fragmentation

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