Outlook 2000
Why does the inetinfo.exe process has the most
higest CPU usage and it causes our email server
performance very slow.
how to avoid such process not to take up CPU process.
thank you.
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Why does the inetinfo.exe process has the most
higest CPU usage and it causes our email server
performance very slow.
how to avoid such process not to take up CPU process.
thank you.
by ravin_6764 Accepted solution
by p.j.hutchison Accepted solution
It depends on how clients access the server, if they use OWA, IMAP or POP3 then it will use IIS.
If you use direct MAPI access then it will use Store.exe (Info Store) process instead.
If its using too much CPU then I would consider either adding new mail servers to spread the load or upgrade it to a new faster server!
by captbilly1eye Accepted solution
PJ's advice is correct as usual.
If you use Windows 2003 Server, also be aware that a memory leak issue was supposedly taken care of in Service pack 2:
http://tinyurl.com/2xge28
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