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Forcing a physical memory dump on NT

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by tlhastie Mar 8, 2001 last reply Apr 9, 2001

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We are noticing memory leaks. We have limited tool sets. We are trying to telnet to the servers but the system resources are showing low. We need to force a physical memory dump to find out what is locking these servers? Could use a quick answer.

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by ntoz Mar 8, 2001

BSOD from sysinternals can force a dump of physical memory. I would also recomend reading http://www.win2000mag.com/Articles/Index.cfm?ArticleID=16425 to explain the whole procedure. If memory leaks are your problem, you should be able to isolate them using perfmon.

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