Memory Leak?

[Jeff]

On a 2000 server a message appeared saying the system is
low on virtual memory. No other windows could be opened
but I could open the task manager. Physical and virtual
memory were maxed out. Store.exe was using 152 MB of
memory.

A reboot cleared things up and memory usage is now within
normal parameters. This happened two weeks ago and again
today. I'm concerned there is a memory leak. Messages in
the system event log include multiple entries of:
- Event ID 10010, Source: System. "The server {8C5CDF37-
B644-11D2-9E55-00C04FC3352C} did not register with DCOM
within the required timeout.
- Event ID 2020, Source: Srv. "The server was unable to
allocate from the system paged pool because the pool was
empty."
- Event ID 429, Source: smtpsvc. "Virtual Server Invalid
MailQueue Directory: The specified mail queue directory is
not valid. Cannot start the SMTP Service."

In the Application Log are several instances of Event ID's
9097 and 9099, Source: MSExchangeSA, refering to The MAD
Monitoring thread and error '0x80041006'.

What is the best way to go about troubleshooting the leak?
Thanks for any help.

Jeff

 

[Bryan Martin]

All the items you mention are from Exchange server. Exchange server uses
alot of memory on its own. However you should repost this question to a
Exchange news group instead of a generic windows 2000 group.