I've been watching in several machines I have a crash in the client. The Event Viewer says: The BOINC service terminated unexpectedly.

Here's what I found on stderrdae.txt
Hope this helps, it's very difficult to keep track on every machine to see if the service is up and running.
GO BOINC! :D



*** UNHANDLED EXCEPTION ****
Reason: Access Violation (0xc0000005) at address 0x0037B014 read attempt to address 0x00000008

*** Dump of the (offending) thread: ***
eax=01246510 ebx=00b14520 ecx=00000000 edx=00b145c8 esi=012212d0 edi=00b145c8
eip=0037b014 esp=014afee4 ebp=0121d848
cs=001b ss=0023 ds=0023 es=0023 fs=003b gs=0000 efl=00010202

ChildEBP RetAddr Args to Child
014afee4 0037adcd 00b145c8 00000000 012212d0 00000015 libcurl!Curl_llist_insert_next+0x5 (c:\\boincsrc\\sdks\\curl\\lib\\llist.c:78) FPO: [3,0,0]
014aff04 0036f7b3 00b14520 00b145c8 00000015 0121d848 libcurl!Curl_hash_add+0xb (c:\\boincsrc\\sdks\\curl\\lib\\hash.c:165) FPO: [4,0,0]
014aff28 0036fae5 01254ae8 0128b910 01274ab0 00000050 libcurl!Curl_cache_addr+0x19 (c:\\boincsrc\\sdks\\curl\\lib\\hostip.c:361) FPO: [4,1,0]
014aff4c 0036fb52 0046c300 0036fd7c 01220bd8 00000000 libcurl!addrinfo_callback+0x15 (c:\\boincsrc\\sdks\\curl\\lib\\hostasyn.c:131) FPO: [0,1,0]
014aff54 0036fd7c 01220bd8 00000000 0046c300 00000000 libcurl!Curl_addrinfo4_callback+0x12 (c:\\boincsrc\\sdks\\curl\\lib\\hostasyn.c:161) FPO: [3,0,0]
014aff84 7c349565 00000000 00000000 00000000 0128bde8 libcurl!gethostbyname_thread+0x0 (c:\\boincsrc\\sdks\\curl\\lib\\hostthre.c:335) FPO: [1,4,0]
014affb8 77e6608b 0128bde8 00000000 00000000 0128bde8 MSVCR71!__endthreadex+0x0 (c:\\boincsrc\\sdks\\curl\\lib\\hostthre.c:335)
014affec 00000000 7c3494f6 0128bde8 00000000 00000008 kernel32!_BaseThreadStart@8+0x0 (c:\\boincsrc\\sdks\\curl\\lib\\hostthre.c:335)

Anything unusual about your networking setup, for example a proxy server, or perhaps network glitches?

(I only ask because the stack dump seems to imply it's running the network library code).

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Anything unusual about your networking setup, for example a proxy server, or perhaps network glitches?

(I only ask because the stack dump seems to imply it's running the network library code).

Nope. Nothing.
I did find something that might be useful.
The two servers I'm having troubles have Windows 2003 installed. Plus both of them are P4 with HT (so two logical cores are available).
I have almost 20 pcs running, and I have problems with the server shutting down with those configurations