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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Belanger, Derek [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, August 30, 2000 8:05 AM
>
> One of the recommendations for performance tuning FW1 is to select
> the "maximize for network applications" option within the
> properties for the server service.
>
> However, contrarily, one of the recommendations for securing FW1 is
> to remove the server service. How do you control memory management
> when the server service is not available?
The memory management options you can set on the Server Service allow
you to tweak the memory usage of that service. You can allot more
memory for file sharing or more for network apps (other processes and
services). It only affects the Server service and how much memory it
is using, mainly for file caching. It has no effect on any other
memory management in the system (non-swappable, kernel, pagefile,
etc) or process management (thread priorities, etc).
What do you need or want to control?
Regards,
Frank
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