I'm getting persistent 41 errors, network timed out, on backing up an NT 
system. I'm running NB-3.2 on Solaris servers, with almost the newest patches 
on the NT system. I've read through all the documentation I could find and 
have:

1. checked my switches, etc. no errors there, so I don't have bad packets, or 
a duplex mismatch
2. Replaced the NIC with a known good one.
3. Totally reloaded the OS onto the cluster, to clear up any cruft
4. Re-installed the NB client, configured everything properly, etc.

I'm getting the error from the verbose logs that NT is closing the socket on 
me, and bpbkar can't continue to write.

06/16/00 01:35:00 PM: [52]: FTL - tar file write error (10053)

Anyone have any ideas of where to look?

Thanks.

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