[THIN] Re: OT Spam filter
- From: Steve Snyder <steven_snyder@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: thin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 11 Jun 2003 13:11:13 -0700 (PDT)
Symantec NAV for Exchange 3.0
--- Ron Oglesby <roglesby@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Looking for a good spam filter that can run ON the
> exchange 2000 server
> not on a gateway box.=20
>
> This is for a small shop that only has one exchange
> server with almost
> no load and can accommodate the extra app.
>
> Anyone out there using something like this?
>
> Ron Oglesby
> Senior Technical Architect
> =20
> RapidApp
> Office 312.372.7188
> Mobile 815.325.7618
> email roglesby@xxxxxxxxxxxx
> =20
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Ron Oglesby=20
> Sent: Thursday, June 05, 2003 4:23 PM
> To: thin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Subject: [THIN] Re: We shall see
>
> Was this from a ticket you had with MS frank? This
> looks exactly like
> some symptoms Brian madden was fighting with 3 or 4
> weeks ago. They had
> MS, HP, ISVs all involved.
>
> Ron
>
> Ron Oglesby
> Senior Technical Architect
> =3D20
> RapidApp
> Office 312.372.7188
> Mobile 815.325.7618
> email roglesby@xxxxxxxxxxxx
> =3D20
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Frank Monroe
> [mailto:Frank.Monroe@xxxxxxxxxxx]=3D20
> Sent: Thursday, June 05, 2003 4:13 PM
> To: 'thin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx'
> Subject: [THIN] We shall see
>
> This article will be Q324446 - Terminal Server Post
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> The information in this article applies to:=3D20
> - Microsoft Windows 2000 Server=3D20
> - Microsoft Windows 2000 Advanced Server=3D20
>
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> ----
> ---=3D20
> SYMPTOMS=3D20
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> A Windows 2000 Terminal Server may stop responding
> or pause for a few
> seconds with the follow symptoms:=3D20
> 1) While typing a Word document, characters are not
> displayed until
> after
> the pause is over.=3D20
> 2) Keyboard and mouse inputs are queued but not
> processed until after
> the
> pause is over.=3D20
> 3) Live Perfmon graphs have missing data points
> during the pause.=3D20
> 4) All applications system-wide appear to hang
> during the pause.=3D20
> 5) High CPU usage in spooler when large number of
> users connected=3D20
> CAUSE=3D20
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> The unresponsiveness is a delay in processing due to
> contention. By
> minimizing the cause of contention, the delays are
> reduced.
> WORKAROUND=3D20
>
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> The Terminal Server needs to be running at Service
> Pack 3 prior to
> installing the hotfix mentioned in this
> article.=3D20
> After you install this Windows 2000 hotfix and
> restart your computer,
> you
> must also turn on the Power Protected write cache
> option for each disk
> that
> has write caching enabled and has its write cache
> protected against
> accidental loss of power. To configure the Power
> Protected write cache
> option on the selected disks, use the Dskcache.exe
> tool. Dskcache.exe is
> available separately.
> For additional information about the Dskcache.exe
> tool and how to enable
> the
> "power protected" write cache option, click the
> following article number
> to
> view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
> KBLink:811392.KB.EN-US: Obtain the Dskcache.exe Tool
> to Configure the
> "Power
> Protected" Write Cache Option=3D20
> If you run Dskcache.exe without any parameters, the
> current write cache
> settings for all hard disks are displayed. For each
> hard disk currently
> present on your computer, the following information
> is displayed:
> Disk device:=3D20
>
> Volume name of the form:=3D20
> \\?\\<SCSI <file://\\?\\<SCSI> DEVICE ID>=3D20
>
> Current Settings:=3D20
> Write Cache is [ enabled | disabled ]=3D20
> Power Protect is [ enabled | disabled ]=3D20
> To enable "Power Protected" write cache on a disk
> drive, use the 'p'
> switch.
> For example, the following command would enable
> "power protected" write
> cache on the C drive:
> dskcache +p c:=3D20
> The output will look like this:=3D20
>
> Disk device:=3D20
> \\?\\<SCSI <file://\\?\\<SCSI> DEVICE ID>=3D20
> Current settings:=3D20
> Write Cache is enabled=3D20
> Power Protect is disabled=3D20
> New settings:=3D20
> Write Cache is enabled=3D20
> Power Protect is enabled=3D20
> Note: The Power Protected write cache option can
> only be enabled for
> disks
> that are currently present. By default, the Power
> Protected write cache
> option is disabled. As a result, this option is
> disabled for any disks
> that
> may be added after you apply this setting. If
> additional disks are
> added,
> enable the Power Protected write cache option for
> those added disks for
> the
> setting to take effect.
> Finally apply the registry settings under the
> "Terminal Server's
> Registry
> Settings" section to the Terminal Server. If you are
> using a file server
> to
> share data, roaming profiles or redirected home
> folders for Terminal
> Server
> users, apply the registry setting under the "File
> Server's Registry
> Settings" section to all file servers.
> Terminal Server's Registry Settings=3D20
> ***********************************=3D20
>
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\lanmanserver\parame
> ters
>
> Value Name: MaxWorkItems=3D20
> Data Type: REG_DWORD=3D20
> Value data: 16384 (decimal)=3D20
> Value Name: MaxMpxCt=3D20
> Data Type: REG_DWORD=3D20
> Value data: 2048 (decimal)=3D20
> Value Name: MaxRawWorkItems=3D20
> Data Type: REG_DWORD=3D20
> Value data: 512 (decimal)=3D20
> Value Name: MaxFreeConnections=3D20
> Data Type: REG_DWORD=3D20
> Value data: 100 (decimal)=3D20
> Value Name: MinFreeConnections=3D20
>
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