Re: Users Can't log in

Dan Struthers (dstruth@bserv.com)
Tue, 1 Oct 1996 22:36:29 -0400

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Go into - main - control panel - system - virtual memory - set accordingly.
If you are serious about the 'tuning' of your NT box, get the resourse kit
for NT, it has a great book on performance and lots of utilities for
monitoring the box. As for some 'rule of thumb' settings for your box, 48
Meg initial / 96 meg max of swap and 7 meg max of registry space.

As well, check out main - control panel - system - tasking and make sure
foreground and background tasks are equally responsive. This is important on
server boxes so that service processes (I assume radius is running as a
service) get enough cpu cycles.

>Dan Struthers wrote:
>>
>> I would check out your swap file (and registry size) settings in NT. NT does
>> weird things whan it runs low on swap space.
>
>Dan,
>
>Can you elaborate a little more on what to look
>for and where?
>
>Thanks,
>--
>Brian Lofurno
>brian@dplus.net
>DataPlus Internet (www.dplus.net)
>610-429-8300
>
>
>
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