Actually its NAV for Exchange 2.5.  rtvscan.exe isn't even in the list.
What does that do?

Thanks,
 
Alex Gonzalez
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Handleman Company
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From: Scott Lever [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] 
Sent: Friday, February 22, 2002 8:59 AM
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Subject: Re: High Processor Utilization

what version of NAV ? guessing 7.50

you should look at 7.51 or above, check the symantec website but there
was
a problem with high processor utilisation in situations with large
number
of files or databases.

what's the processor utilisation of rtvscan.exe ?

thanks,

Scott Lever - MCP, MCSA
IT Specialist, IBM CLS Project
Windows NT Team

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Has anyone ever seen high processor utilization on an Exchange Server
even though its not reporting any services running high?� I have a dual
933 with 2gigs of RAM and about 500-600 clients hitting it.� Running
EX2000 and Win2k ADV.� Processor is consistently at like 50-60% percent
even in the middle of the night. There aren't any backups or anything
particular running during this just NAV for Exchange.

Thanks,

Alex Gonzalez
Senior�System Administrator
Handleman Company
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