Oracle 9i DB (90204) + Windows 2003 Ent R2 Server +D2k client

Greetings,
Hi gentlemen, i setup a new HP Proliant Server with the above configuration and a 4GB Ram.
I made use of /3GB /PAE in my boot.ini so as to let oracle use more than 2GB of RAM. My SGA is allocated with 2.5GB ram.
However, during production, i faced problem in which users has problem accessing the Oracle DB. This problem comes by only after certain times and it is normalised after i have restarted the Server. I could not pin point the problem as it is too intermittent.
I am really at lost now. Previously, I have no problem in running Oracle 9i DB (90204) with Win2000 Server.
I am trying to narrow down the problem but is quite lost as in where to start to do so. Can it be the problem with memory allocation? Or D2k Client? or i need to update with the latest Oralce patches?
Appreciate your kind help. Thanks

Hi gentlemen, i setup a new HP Proliant Server with
the above configuration and a 4GB Ram.
I made use of /3GB /PAE in my boot.ini so as to letWell, /PAE enables the os to handle a larger than 4 GB physical address space. Since thix box has only 4 GB RAM, are you sure you need to enable this flag? This "extension" has the ability to map more RAM, but this also means that more memory might be needed by the kernel to handle translation (virtual to real addresses) - maybe not in your case, but did you compare the impact/behaviour of using the different settings? There are other dependencies as well, e.g. the page file size. Anyway - you need to find out which route is best for your needs.
Have you looked at performance figures in Task Manager? What's your (average) Available number under Physical memory? Commit Charge Total, Peak and Limit while system starts to deteriorate?
However, during production, i faced problem in which
users has problem accessing the Oracle DB. This
problem comes by only after certain times and it is
normalised after i have restarted the Server. I couldWhat's the problem? What are the symptoms?
Did you find any error messages in alert.log or listener.log, possibly related?
You have gotten a good advice from Satish, that you need to make sure your configuration is not consuming too much...

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