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Re: Guide to changing your pagepool
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Originally Posted by keaolyen View Post
I'm not sure I understand your question...

I know it's at 0MB by comparing memory sizes; I know it's running Dynamic by observing changes in program memory and performance.
How do you know that setting it to any value means it's static? (vs dynamic with a min or max as specified)

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There's also no reason that I can think of why a Dynamic pagepool would be limited to 4MB increments or why a Static pagepool would be limited to 255MB maximum pagepool size but a Dynamic could have up to 1020MB.
The only reason I can envision for the maximum is simply because of storage size for the variable. The 4MB increment is probably related to the sizing algorithm.
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