Small Business Server 2003

[Guest Tom Keifer]

My SBS2003 slowed to a crawl, and I couldn't log onto the server. I had to

reboot the server to get in. There was only one error in the event log, when

I did a search on the faulting application name, dredger.exe, I got ZERO

hits. When I searched all of micrsoftsoft.com, I got 2 hits both in DUTCH

and both from the newsgroups.

Why are Microsoft developers allowed to create undocumented error messages?

What the hell is slowing the server down? There aren't any messages in any

of the event logs that give any clue as to what is happening.

Tom Keifer

[Guest Danny Sanders]

Re: Small Business Server 2003

 

See:

http://www.tech-archive.net/Archive/BackOffice/microsoft.public.backoffice.smallbiz2000/2004-03/0381.html

 

 

hth

DDS

 

"Tom Keifer" <vendormail@firebirdtech.co> wrote in message

news:0DC3C649-0A87-4096-9E2F-13AF73391EE0@microsoft.com...

> My SBS2003 slowed to a crawl, and I couldn't log onto the server. I had to

> reboot the server to get in. There was only one error in the event log,

> when I did a search on the faulting application name, dredger.exe, I got

> ZERO hits. When I searched all of micrsoftsoft.com, I got 2 hits both in

> DUTCH and both from the newsgroups.

> Why are Microsoft developers allowed to create undocumented error

> messages?

> What the hell is slowing the server down? There aren't any messages in any

> of the event logs that give any clue as to what is happening.

> Tom Keifer