[JPenrose]

I did a search for posts concerning this process and came up with one that asked if 4 instances of this thing running was normal. The answer was yes, that's the default.

My next question then is: is it normal for a couple of these instances to be chewing up 161MB/280MB of memory while the other 2 are using ~3MB each? I literally watched one instance rocket up from about 140 to 280 in just a few minutes.

A few hours earlier I noted that all 4 where running at ~3MB. I rebooted this box yesterday.

BES 4.0 SP5a HF5 on Win2K3

TIA
JPenrose

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Those are for the attachment service, so if one of your users requests and attachment the memory will go up.

[JPenrose]

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Those are for the attachment service, so if one of your users requests and attachment the memory will go up.

Is it fair to say that if someone send a large enough attachment and a bunch of users went for it that 3MB of memory turns into 280? Is that memory reclaimed somehow?

TIA
-J-

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Yeah once the attachment is converted the memory should drop
But yeah a whole bunch of users retrieving an attachment could kill your BES.

[JPenrose]

Ok, thanks for the replies.

-J-