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by brasslet
by smarty496
by mckaytech
You haven't said anything about the hardware or whether this situation is new but Exchange is extremely RAM-hungry and on a low-end server with limited RAM (e.g. a Pentium-75 with 64meg of RAM), it is not unusual to see high utilizations but not usually pegged at 100%
If this situation is new on a server that had previously been much more mellow, I would tend to think your database is corrupt and I would run an off-line defrag using eseutil as an initial diagnostic measure.
The other thought is that if you're using an Exchange-enabled virus scanning program (like GroupShield), this can also cause extended periods of pegging the CPU.
paul
by smarty496
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