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Bob Carver
I have 8 Windows 2k Professional workstations tied to a
Windows 2003 Server (Standard) all in a workgroup for a
POS application. The protocol is NWLink IPX/SPX/NetBIOS
Compatible Transport. (We've also had it on TCP/IP but the
system's more reliable on the previous mentioned protocol.)
The workstations are randomly coming up with the "Running
Low on Virtual Memory" warning on the task bar. The
systems have 256MB of ram and are only running a single
application, along with a touchscreen driver for the
monitors, they auto-restart nightly. The server's all
Intel, 2.8GHz P4, Intel Server NIC card, 1GB Ram.
The Windows scheme is Windows Classic, nothing out of the
ordinary really, but I'm trying to determing the cause of
the Low Virtual Memory messages. This isn't an unusual
layout for us, we have other locations with more
workstations, and some with less. Any ideas?
Windows 2003 Server (Standard) all in a workgroup for a
POS application. The protocol is NWLink IPX/SPX/NetBIOS
Compatible Transport. (We've also had it on TCP/IP but the
system's more reliable on the previous mentioned protocol.)
The workstations are randomly coming up with the "Running
Low on Virtual Memory" warning on the task bar. The
systems have 256MB of ram and are only running a single
application, along with a touchscreen driver for the
monitors, they auto-restart nightly. The server's all
Intel, 2.8GHz P4, Intel Server NIC card, 1GB Ram.
The Windows scheme is Windows Classic, nothing out of the
ordinary really, but I'm trying to determing the cause of
the Low Virtual Memory messages. This isn't an unusual
layout for us, we have other locations with more
workstations, and some with less. Any ideas?