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01-28-2010 2:25 PM  
For a long time I used the Mail Server Pro, and updated to the newest version. NET but I have had serious problems in the performance of my server. I have a server Pentium 4 3.2Ghz 2Gb Ram with Windows 2003 Srv and there are 200 users mailboxes . In the old version Mail Server Pro was half the performans and never had problems. The server using up 90% of CPU in the process AGMSService.exe, but it takes SQL total 100% and freezes once or twice a day, and sending and receiving mail is very slow, " What can I do to fix this? Regardes BetyG
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01-29-2010 4:11 AM  
I've been using the .net version for a while now and it's been running like a champ until the latest version - v1.0.7.3 - and I'm now seeing AGMSService.exe consuming all the CPU resources all of the time. With or without anyone connected. It's become totally unusable.
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01-31-2010 1:20 AM  
The first thing that comes to mind when this happens is that there is a third party application accessing the files. This could be a real time anti-virus program, a back up utility or something else. Have you made any other changes other than upgrading to the latest version of .NET mail server? I just did the upgrade just a few moments ago and I will be monitoring my system for these events.

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02-01-2010 5:43 AM  
I made no other changes at all. I uninstalled the previous version, installed the latest version and watched performance die completely on the computer.

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02-01-2010 11:30 AM  
My server is dedicated, and uninstalled the antivirus (Kasper) and I stopped system logs the mail server, now even at 2 or 3 times a day is spent 99% of the CPU, if improved a bit because it was above all dia. What can I do? 
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02-01-2010 11:35 AM  
My server is dedicated, and uninstalled the antivirus (Kasper) and I stopped system logs the mail server, now even at 2 or 3 times a day is spent 99% of the CPU, if improved a bit because it was above all dia. What can I do? 
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02-01-2010 2:48 PM  
BetyG,

What are your system Specs? How much RAM, OS & Service Pack, How large is the Hard Drive and how much is available?

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02-01-2010 3:37 PM  

Thanks for the response

My server is Pentium 4 3.2 Ghz, 2 GB RAM with Windows Server 2003 Std Edition and SP2. The hard drive is 250 GB SATA with 3 partitions, one for the OS of 15.32 GB and has 46% free, the second with 110 Gb with 98% free and the third with 110 Gb with 99% free, partitions are NTFS.

I have 200 active email accounts, and I have configured a domain and 8 subdomains on the server.

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02-04-2010 6:36 PM  

Hi BetyG,

I usually like to give the OS drive as much room as possible. A few things can cause the system to swap out more than it should and could effect performance.  I have attached a PDF file for performance tuning. It is a draft of a document I was working on a while back.  It was written for Windows XP, however most of it applies to new OS's. I have used it on my Win 2003 servers, & Windows 7 Workstations.  The biggest improvement would be to make a fixed size swap file and defragment the drive.  The document mentions a backup program.. ah.. I never finished the document, however I was referring to DriveImageXML from Runtime Software http://www.runtime.org/driveimage-xml.htm. The best part of this software is that it is free.

Back to the CPU issue.  Do you have any add-on's running with AgGo, such as MailFilter Pro, eWall or any other such programs?  Is there any connections happening during these periods of high CPU usage?

I just upgraded to 1.0.7.3 but I have not yet noticed any issues.   I also close the GUI when not in use for changing settings or when managing accounts.

 


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