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SUMMARYThis article describes how to run Performance Optimizer in silent mode or batch mode, which allows it to run without interaction from the user. MORE INFORMATIONFollow these steps to run Performance Optimizer (PerfWiz) in silent mode:
Creating the INF FileThe format of the INF file should read as follows. Be careful to take note of the spacing between words.
Here is a description of each of the keys above:
Users - Corresponds to the "Number of users you will host on this server" question.
Default is set to 0 for Users.
Org Users - Corresponds to the "Number of users in your organization" question.
Default is set to 0 for Org Users.
Server Type - Corresponds to the "What type of server will this computer be configured to be" question. The value can be any combination (by addition) of the following values (for example, if the server will serve a Private, Public, and Connector role, the value will be 1 + 2 + 4, which will be 7).
Default is set to Private Server.NOTE: If POP3 is set, Private Server is also set; Public Server and Connector are cleared. The following keys can have the value FALSE (No) or TRUE (Yes) respectively. Dont Restart - Don't restart the services after running the optimizer. This is highly recommended to be FALSE if running in silent mode. Default is set to FALSE. Analyze Disks - TRUE if the disks should be analyzed by the optimizer. Set this to FALSE if you are sure the various Exchange Server files reside in their ideal locations. Default is set to TRUE. Move Files - TRUE if files should be moved after disk analysis has determined that they need to be moved. This is ignored if Analyze Disks is set to FALSE. This is highly recommended to be TRUE if Analyze Disks is TRUE when running in silent mode. Default is set to TRUE. You can use either of the following two command lines to run PerfWiz successfully: Perfwiz -sRun either at the command line in the root of the Exchsrvr\Bin folder. Make sure the Perfopt.inf file is stored at this root as well. Limit Memory Usage - If you remove the Limit Memory Usage line from the INF file, it removes the option to limit memory. Additional query words:
Keywords : kbusage XADM exc55 |
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