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Has anyone seen a sql 2005 cluster with very high wnilogon.exe processes? The passive node has a winlogon.exe using 2gb of ram, and the active node has 1.7gb in winlogon (and 1.6gb in sqlserver.exe)... Haven't bene able to locate the issue (if there is one) after restarting some 'suspect' services...but it seems odd having this much ram being utilized by winlogon when I see another sql cluster with a winlogon of 80mb |
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Has anyone seen a sql 2005 cluster with very high wnilogon.exe processes? The passive node has a winlogon.exe using 2gb of ram, and the active node has 1.7gb in winlogon (and 1.6gb in sqlserver.exe)... Haven't bene able to locate the issue (if there is one) after restarting some 'suspect' services...but it seems odd having this much ram being utilized by winlogon when I see another sql cluster with a winlogon of 80mb |
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Has anyone seen a sql 2005 cluster with very high wnilogon.exe processes? The passive node has a winlogon.exe using 2gb of ram, and the active node has 1.7gb in winlogon (and 1.6gb in sqlserver.exe)... Haven't bene able to locate the issue (if there is one) after restarting some 'suspect' services...but it seems odd having this much ram being utilized by winlogon when I see another sql cluster with a winlogon of 80mb |
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Has anyone seen a sql 2005 cluster with very high wnilogon.exe processes? The passive node has a winlogon.exe using 2gb of ram, and the active node has 1.7gb in winlogon (and 1.6gb in sqlserver.exe)... Haven't bene able to locate the issue (if there is one) after restarting some 'suspect' services...but it seems odd having this much ram being utilized by winlogon when I see another sql cluster with a winlogon of 80mb |
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Has anyone seen a sql 2005 cluster with very high wnilogon.exe processes? The passive node has a winlogon.exe using 2gb of ram, and the active node has 1.7gb in winlogon (and 1.6gb in sqlserver.exe)... Haven't bene able to locate the issue (if there is one) after restarting some 'suspect' services...but it seems odd having this much ram being utilized by winlogon when I see another sql cluster with a winlogon of 80mb |
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Has anyone seen a sql 2005 cluster with very high wnilogon.exe processes? The passive node has a winlogon.exe using 2gb of ram, and the active node has 1.7gb in winlogon (and 1.6gb in sqlserver.exe)... Haven't bene able to locate the issue (if there is one) after restarting some 'suspect' services...but it seems odd having this much ram being utilized by winlogon when I see another sql cluster with a winlogon of 80mb |
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Has anyone seen a sql 2005 cluster with very high wnilogon.exe processes? The passive node has a winlogon.exe using 2gb of ram, and the active node has 1.7gb in winlogon (and 1.6gb in sqlserver.exe)... Haven't bene able to locate the issue (if there is one) after restarting some 'suspect' services...but it seems odd having this much ram being utilized by winlogon when I see another sql cluster with a winlogon of 80mb |
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Has anyone seen a sql 2005 cluster with very high wnilogon.exe processes? The passive node has a winlogon.exe using 2gb of ram, and the active node has 1.7gb in winlogon (and 1.6gb in sqlserver.exe)... Haven't bene able to locate the issue (if there is one) after restarting some 'suspect' services...but it seems odd having this much ram being utilized by winlogon when I see another sql cluster with a winlogon of 80mb |
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Has anyone seen a sql 2005 cluster with very high wnilogon.exe processes? The passive node has a winlogon.exe using 2gb of ram, and the active node has 1.7gb in winlogon (and 1.6gb in sqlserver.exe)... Haven't bene able to locate the issue (if there is one) after restarting some 'suspect' services...but it seems odd having this much ram being utilized by winlogon when I see another sql cluster with a winlogon of 80mb |
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