Nothing On Server - 500mb Of Ram Used
I have an empty dedicated server, with plesk installed.
What surprised me was it was using 500mb of ram, when nothing was installed, no websites.
Code:
Mem: 2073912k total, 526132k used, 1547780k free, 28800k buffers
what is consuming the memory?
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