I'm running SEP 11 on my network.  The single server is a Microsoft SBS 2003 Standard R2 server.  Due to the issues with SEP 11 on a file server, I've actually just kept the SAV 10x client on the server for now.  The SEP 11 management server is installed on my server, which is a quad Xeon CPU and 4Gb or RAM.  I also have 15k RPM RAID1 and 5 drives.  The server only handles about 7 PC connections running SEP11, so it's plenty enough in my opinion.

 

My problem is that I'm noticing that the embedded SQL database that SEP11 uses on the server is taking up about 1.5Gb or RAM.  This seems to be a touch high.  Is there a way to limit the amount of RAM that it uses?  I don't have a full SQL install and the other SBS databases (monitoring and WSUS) are just wmsde databases that are using very little RAM.

 

Thanks.

 

Ken