ADSM-L

Re: Novell Client running out of memory

1997-01-22 09:48:43
Subject: Re: Novell Client running out of memory
From: Dwight Cook <decook AT AMOCO DOT COM>
Date: Wed, 22 Jan 1997 08:48:43 -0600
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Item Subject: Novell Client running out of memory
     I believe there was something a while back about this... you might ck
     the archives of this list.  Seem to recall it was fixed in the next
     level of client code but I don't remember what level...  All I can
     remember is when I saw this topic before I talked to our Netware
     admins, went over the info I had and all was taken care of.  We don't
     see that problem. Our Novell Netware servers are supporting 600-900
     users and run with 60GB dasd (120 GB physical, but mirrored) in 5 or 6
     logical volumes...
     Hope this helps... sorry for the lack of details but my mind flushed
     them during expiration 'cause  they were inactive.
     later
          Dwight



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Subject: Novell Client running out of memory
Author:  ADSM-L (ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU) at unix,sh
Date:    1/22/97 7:31 AM


I have a problem with a Novell client running out of memory when doing
an incremental backup.  My ADSM server is AIX.  The client is running
Novell 4.1 and has 128M of memory.  The volume with the problem contains
over 16 GB of data and 1,403,000 directory entries.

On the client side SLOWINCREMENTAL is yes and COMPRESSION is no.

I get the following error messages on the client side:
(TSA400 4.6 259) This program cannot allocate a directory handle.
 ANS4033E  System ran out of memory.

ADSM inspects over 287,000 files before ending this way and does back up
data.

Any help would be appreciated.

Ron
(ron.x.heflin AT ameritech DOT com)


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