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Subject: Limit SQL Memory usage for ISA Logging
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Rich Sheets User is Offline
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7/14/2007 12:16 AM  
What is the recommended SQL memory cap for ISA 2004 logging on SBS 2003 R2?
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7/18/2007 04:45 AM  
Rich -

It's not official by any stretch, but I regularly set my max to 100MB for the ISA servers I set up and maintain. your mileage may vary.

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