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05-11-2004 01:54 AM
05-11-2004 01:54 AM
Memory Monitor
There are some issues that might cause the mxdomainmgr.exe to use high amounts of memory. The attached .vbs file monitors for this condition every 5 minutes. It calls a batch file to perform an action (in my case it sends a page). Change line 77 to call whatever you want to perform the notification (i.e. an e-mail notification, pager, or whatever). I run this as a service using Microsoft Windows Resource Kit "srvany" utility.
You can change it to debug mode (see inline comments) and lower the lngMemoryLimit value to around 100000 to test functionality.
You should have a working knowledge of vbscript before using this.
Sorry, I can't really support this script, but if you post a question I'll see what I can do.
Tim
You can change it to debug mode (see inline comments) and lower the lngMemoryLimit value to around 100000 to test functionality.
You should have a working knowledge of vbscript before using this.
Sorry, I can't really support this script, but if you post a question I'll see what I can do.
Tim
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