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Hello

I have recently moved all of the internal componets of one server into a new Rackmount case with new power supply. The only thing I have changed is one of the NICs. The server's role is a firewall gateway with Kerio Winroute Firewall, it runs Windows 2000 Server on an intel L440GX? board, 2 pent II 500's and 2 gigs of RAM with a Mylex RAID controller. The machine now reboots itself every other day kicking our 35 employees off the internet. The only thing I can find is a save dump in the event log. it reads the following:

The Computer has rebooted from a bugcheck... The bugcheck was:

0x0000004e (0x0000008f, 0x0000b0ce, 0x00051e4e, 0x00000000)

I have a few of these Save Dumps. I would upload my memory.dmp file but its like 1.7 Gig!

If anyone has any experiance with these dmp files I would greatly appreciate it.

Kyle

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Your memory dump is what was loaded into memory at the time the crash happened. Since you have 2GB of ram, this is quite normal. Unless it was a program that caused the crash, the memory dump is not required. If it was (as it seems in this case) hardware related, the memory dump provides no useful information.

I found this, http://support.microsoft.com/kb/291806 pertaining to 0x0000004E

It suggest a corrupted I/O driver (network). Make sure your network drivers are up to date.

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