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Ryan Novosielski wrote: | I find this often happens if you are having nameserver | trouble. That's one of the coincidences I have noticed in | the past, but there are probably others... being out | of locks or resources for example. Hope this helps at | all.
If a restart doesn't stop the CPU piggishness, I would recommend getting a network trace. Look for a client that is sending an abnormal amount of traffic. This has been reported to happen when you set 'disable spoolss = yes' and support 2k/XP clients.
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