Configuring the parallel engine (Windows Server)
You can configure the parallel engine for Microsoft Windows Server,
32-bit and 64-bit editions, by editing the Windows Registry and by changing system settings
that control available memory. The Windows Registry
includes keys that control desktop heap size, swap area size, the
number of available TCP connections, and memory management.
Configuring the Windows registry: Enabling auto-tuning for paged pool size Configuring the Windows registry: Enabling auto-tuning for system page size Configuring the Windows registry: Setting the threshold for de-committing memory Configuring the Windows registry: Increasing the noninteractive desktop heap size Configuring the Windows registry: Specifying TCP/IP settings (Windows Server 2003) Configuring Windows: Editing the boot.ini file boot.ini file to remove the /3GB switch and, if necessary, add the /PAE switch.