currently. It is slow. I am going to be ordering 2 new servers, 1 for
ePO and 1 for SQL Server 2000. Anybody have any suggestions for the
SQL Server's hardware specs. Thanks,
Chris"czidak" <czidak75@.gmail.com> wrote in message
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> I am running McAfee ePO and SQL Server 2000 on a dual Xeon 900Mhz box
> currently. It is slow. I am going to be ordering 2 new servers, 1 for
> ePO and 1 for SQL Server 2000. Anybody have any suggestions for the
> SQL Server's hardware specs. Thanks,
Not w/o knowing a lot more.
Where's your bottleneck? I/O? CPU? Not enough memory?
Have you checked the code? Using cursors? etc.
> Chris|||Currently whenever I Navigate through ePO to make changes or apply
changes it hangs. Checking Task Manager the following processes are
hogging processor and memory.
mmc.exe (epo app) Processor - 50% Memory -28 MB
sqlservr.exe Processor - 1% - 50% (only high for a second at the end
of a transaction Memory-1.5GB currently (starts off at 60 MB when
server is 1st booted up.)
The server has 2 GB of RAM and the virtual memory settings are set at
2046 - 4096
Thanks,
Chris|||Also, the ePO application does not run any better right after a reboot,
so I don't think the issue is the amount of memory that sqlservr.exe
can use.
Hope this helps,
Chris
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