I Dunno if you remember this and my little picture:
BUT, you have spec’ed ur server, you have enough disk, proc and memory. Any idea on how you know when ur are running out of memory?
I Dunno if you remember this and my little picture:
BUT, you have spec’ed ur server, you have enough disk, proc and memory. Any idea on how you know when ur are running out of memory?
Sean pointed this one out to me, and I can’t see I had noticed this before. Check out in perfmon, on an Exchange 2007 Mailbox Role server:
MSExchangeIS MailboxMessages Queued for Submission and then select _Total or a mailbox database.
perfmon says “Messages Queued For Submission is the current number of submitted messages which are not yet processed by transport.”
It would seem that this counter starts to climb, and never goes down :-| anyone else noticed this? … and there is nothing pending
I know that it’s not fixed in Exchange 2007 Service Pack 1, Rollup 3!