This may be a bit of history hanging around. Once upon a time, it was not 
advisable to run more than 8 or so groups at once, but that was a long time 
ago. Then it became an issue about actually starting them at the same time. Now 
it should not be a problem. What probably is a problem is how many sessions you 
can have in parallelSiobhán> Date: Sun, 6 Jul 2008 20:25:19 +0100> From: 
Davina.Treiber AT PEEVRO.CO DOT UK> Subject: Re: [Networker] Recomennded 
concurrent groups.> To: NETWORKER AT LISTSERV.TEMPLE DOT EDU> > Yaron Zabary 
wrote:> > > Recently, I discussed my nsrjobd issues with my support engineer 
and > > after he inspected daemon.log, he said that running more than three > > 
groups at the same time is against EMC's best practice and that if he > > will 
try to open a case with EMC, I will need to run less than three > > groups at 
the same time before they will start looking into the problem. > > Luckily, he 
found esg93651 so there is no need to "fix" the parallel > > groups problem. I 
can have as much as ten groups at a time and I > > wonder, how many groups 
other people are running concurrently ?> > I have worked in several 
environments where very many more groups that > that are run concurrently. 
There are many valid reasons why you might > want to do this, especially in 
larger environments.> > I don't think Support can refuse to support you because 
you are running > more than three groups. This is one of those cases where 
Support and > Engineering are a little too far removed from the real world...> 
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