When I get an empty moment I'll open the critter up and wiggle cables etc, do a RAM test and make sure the fans are ok case fan is seeming really healthy, I just need to reassure myself with the rather limp PSU fan - which could just be a quiet runner. Diagnosis guides seem to be thin on the ground, and MS aren't helping with their 'Your server is about to die! Subscribe to RSS It was 5 years before I was employed here so I'm not holding an inquest. The IT supplier gave them least spec for most money. They needed a terminal server to host a shared manufacturing application. Side note, If an outfit can't afford to properly spec and purchase a server, chances are they never needed a server in the first place. Running an important server such as this should have at minimum a RAID1 configuration. That's very dangerous for this server and should be corrected. I'll take a look and see if any are configured. I've never set up quotas, and from the setup when I arrived here I'd guess whoever installed the OS didn't know how to. Good thought about the user folders though.
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What's the size of the exchange database? Do you have any quotas setup for those user folders? How to Configuring Audit Policies on Windows Server 2016 Sounds like you may be running into some storage issues. The network is 6 workstations and 1 Server R2 Terminal Server. Diskkeeper 11 is installed to hold off the fragments. During freezes I am able to ping, but the desktop freezes and RDP login goes as far as verification then waits. Apart from Event ID:and reporting abnormal slow response, timed after the freeze for writing operations, there are no other errors or dumps. They're software freezes of about 5 minutes each time, and may occur a couple of times in a day once a month.