Memory Leak? URGENT help needed

[Richard Ling]

I am running SBS 2000 that has Service Pack 4 installed. On this box I am
running exchange.

Two nights in a row now the server has been non functioning in the morning
when staff arrive. A quick look at the event log and the application log is
full of LDAP 8031 errors and does not seem to be able to comunicate with AD.

When I checked the system log it seemed that earlier errors of 2019 Srv had
consistantly occured stating "The server was unable to allocate from the
system nonpaged pool because the pool was empty. "

Technet indicated that this is a memory leak but is resolved in Service pack
2. Can anyone offer any advice of how I can troubleshoot and resolve this
problem?

Thanks in advance


Richard

 

[Simon]

I am running SBS 2000 that has Service Pack 4 installed. On this box I am
running exchange.

Two nights in a row now the server has been non functioning in the morning
when staff arrive. A quick look at the event log and the application log is
full of LDAP 8031 errors and does not seem to be able to comunicate with AD.

When I checked the system log it seemed that earlier errors of 2019 Srv had
consistantly occured stating "The server was unable to allocate from the
system nonpaged pool because the pool was empty. "

Technet indicated that this is a memory leak but is resolved in Service pack
2. Can anyone offer any advice of how I can troubleshoot and resolve this
problem?

Thanks in advance


Richard

Not sure about 2000 but on NT4 after installing any Service Pack for SBS
components such as Exchange or SQL they often recommended running the most
recent OS Service Pack afterwards! Worth a shot!

Have you recently installed an Exchange Service Pack or something?