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From: viki@crash.cts.com (Victoria Harkey)
Newsgroups: comp.dcom.lans,comp.protocols.tcp-ip.ibmpc
Subject: Re: Micom/Interlan TCP Gateway, from Netware
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Date: 22 Mar 91 16:28:23 GMT
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In relation to Phillip Pascoe's posting regarding the File Service Processes
in NetWare:
  If your FSP are 3, you will be able to function.
  If the FSP level is below 3 there will be erratic behavior, and the
crashes will look like hardware because of the intermittent nature.
  If the FSP is 3, do nothing to increase your file server hard drive.

There is a patch available from COMPUSERV for the FSP problem. It is run
against 2 of the system files at the system generation time. Run the
patches, regen the operating system and reinstall. It should bring your
server from 3 FSPs to 6 FSPs. 

This problem has been addressed and will be taken care of in NetWare ver.
2.2 which is set for release next month. 

Viki

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Victoria Harkey
Network Engineering Technologies
Certified NetWare Engineer

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Victoria Harkey
Network Engineering Technologies
Certified NetWare Engineer