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From: torszula on 10 Jun 2010 13:47
The lsass.exe process continues to consume memory until all the memory is
gone. The server is a Windows 2008/64 storage server with SP2. The server
is strictly used as a file server. Is there a fix for this behavior?
Currently I need to reboot the server once a day to reclaim the memory.
From: Peter Foldes on 10 Jun 2010 17:26
You did say lsass.exe in your post

lsass.exe ? Then you are infected and you should run your AV and other security
tools.


Lsass is another story since it is a system file
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Peter

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> The lsass.exe process continues to consume memory until all the memory is
> gone. The server is a Windows 2008/64 storage server with SP2. The server
> is strictly used as a file server. Is there a fix for this behavior?
> Currently I need to reboot the server once a day to reclaim the memory.

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