Feb 20 2020 06:52 AM
The process termsvcs on my server running Server 2016 continues to be a memory hog. We were consistently in the high 90% on memory usage, so I got rid of alot of unnecessary programs and services that we did not use hoping that would fix the issue. However, we continue to be in the high 90%, as termsvcs continues to grow in memory usage as I delete other programs and services. Is there any settings for termsvcs to help with memory usage? Thank you.
Feb 20 2020 07:48 AM
Might also want to look at the number of users and what programs they might be running.
Feb 20 2020 07:50 AM
Feb 20 2020 08:00 AM
SolutionMay need to look at what users are running, and total RAM. This PowerShell might help.
Aug 24 2020 07:46 AM
Even after I removed a couple users, I thought that would help, but then termsvcs just takes whatever extra memory was left by the removed users, so my server is still at 96-99%. Anyway to limit termsvcs from taking all the extra memory?
Aug 24 2020 08:33 AM
Some sizing recommendations here.
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/remote/remote-desktop-services/virtual-machine-recs
Aug 24 2020 08:44 AM
Aug 24 2020 10:36 AM
Sounds like this may be a minimal amount of RAM, may need to consider adding more.
Aug 24 2020 11:19 PM
This does not sound right.
I just checked some of our RD Session Hosts and for 16 logged on users the RAM usage sits at 8GB to 9GB with trmsvcs using roughly 350MB - 400MB.
All Session Hosts are configured with Windows Server 2016 and 16GB RAM each. All users using Office, Browser and some LOB-Apps.
I would check for problematic software, drivers or configuration. If you are using a 3rd party antivirus, try removing it and test if the problem goes away.
Aug 25 2020 04:45 AM
How many sockets and virtual processors do you have. My server is setup with 8 Sockets and 16 Virtual Processors with 48GB RAM. This seems like way too much "power" for the amount of users that I have. My users mainly do email, browser, and a couple third party applications so it's not overkill. Wondering if there is somewhere else I can look for a "memory leak" or a bug that may be compromising my resources. Thanks for any additional feedback you may have. I appreciate it.
Jan 26 2022 04:04 PM
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Feb 20 2020 08:00 AM
SolutionMay need to look at what users are running, and total RAM. This PowerShell might help.