Final question for now, I swear. We have 2 terminal servers that are load balanced using Windows 2000 DNS round robin. Occasionally, but not at the same time, either server hangs for a few seconds. I am having trouble locating if there is a specific program, but that is not my question. What I am wondering is if anyone can tell me if the following server config. Is too small: Windows 2000 SP2 server running TS and MF 1.8 Dual Intel PIII Xeon 1.0 with 4 GB of RAM. Programs are: MS Office XP with Frontpage and Publisher WinZip Acro Reader Special programs are: GoldMine 4 and 5 Daamgard Concorde XAL Daamgard Axapta Oracle Client Outlook 2002 using Exchange Any thoughts would be appreciated. As I mentioned, we are load balancing using DNS, and there are usually 55-70 users on each server at any given time. I have been told that these procs. Can handle over 100 users per server, but I have also been told that over 60 users on any server is too much. I am trying to pinpoint whether this is a problem or if it is just too high of a load on the processors. Thanks in advance, and I'm sorry for the onslaught of questions, Tom Erdely Unitron as Lagervegen 30 4066 Stavanger =20 E-mail: te@xxxxxxxxxx Web: www.unitron.no Sentralbord: +47 51 81 90 10 Direkte : +47 51 81 90 13 Telefax : +47 51 81 90 20 Mobiltlf.: +47 99 23 36 22 *************************************************************************** This Week's Sponsor: New Wyse(R) Expedian(TM)software maximizes your server capacity--cost-effectively. Now you can dramatically increase the number of users on a server by as much as 40%--and reduce the number of servers you have to manage. By optimizing memory usage, Wyse Expedian software allows the terminal server to support more applications and more concurrentusers. Download your 30-day free trial today at: http://www.wyse.com/expedian/eval.cfm?promo=US-Ad-0103TheThinNetNewsletterEM **************************************************************************** For Archives, to Unsubscribe, Subscribe or set Digest or Vacation mode use the below link: http://thethin.net/citrixlist.cfm