So many instances of siebmtshmw.exe

Hi
I installed Siebel 8.0 against Oracle 10g and IIS web server. When I start Siebel server, It starts too many instances of siebmtshmw.exe process that my machine just hangs.
Has anybody faced similar problem before? What could be the solution for the same?
Thanking You
Kiran Thakkar

Hi Kiran,
For each component group you enable, a process Siebmtshmw.exe executes!
So decide which components you need & only enable its responding groups, else it would require lot of system resources.
Regards,
Shalabhsneha

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