On our server the w3wp process is "pagefaulti ng" all the time, but none of
the other processes (and there are some) behave that way.
Page fault delta in TaskMgr shows up to 15000 with normal refresh speed for
w3wp.exe.
Mem usage is 110MB, VM size is 90MB.
Commit charge is about 2GB, physical memory is 4GB, so it's not logical (to
me) why is has to do all this paging.
It seems to make the server perform quite poorly at times.
We're running some vb.net apps on the server. not very big ones.
Is this behaviour normal? What could be the reason for it?
Any help would be appreciated!
Helge
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HI Helge:
The behavior does not seem normal, it's bad news for a server to be
paging at all.
Are you running all managed (.net) code? You might want to profile the
applications to see where all the allocations are happening. http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en
--
Scott http://www.OdeToCode.com/blogs/scott/
On Mon, 14 Mar 2005 10:43:16 +0100, "Helge" <he********@hot mail.com>
wrote: On our server the w3wp process is "pagefaulti ng" all the time, but none of
the other processes (and there are some) behave that way.
Page fault delta in TaskMgr shows up to 15000 with normal refresh speed for
w3wp.exe.
Mem usage is 110MB, VM size is 90MB.
Commit charge is about 2GB, physical memory is 4GB, so it's not logical (to
me) why is has to do all this paging.
It seems to make the server perform quite poorly at times.
We're running some vb.net apps on the server. not very big ones.
Is this behaviour normal? What could be the reason for it?
Any help would be appreciated!
Helge
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Page fault delta in TaskMgr shows up to 15000 with normal refresh speed for
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Mem usage is 110MB, VM size is 90MB.
Commit charge is about 2GB, physical memory is 4GB, so it's not logical (to
me) why is has to do all this paging.
It seems to make the server perform quite poorly at times.
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