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From: ALP@UNO.BITNET (Anthony Petit)
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Subject: RE: DECnet System Buffer Unavailable
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Date: Fri, 9-Oct-87 14:58:00 EDT
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University of New Orleans                   Campus Correspondence

                                        Date:      9-Oct-1987 01:57pm CST
From:      Anthony L. Petit
           ALP
           Computer Research Cntr.
           (504)286-7068

TO:  Remote User                          ( _INFO-VAX@KL.SRI.COM )


Subject: RE: DECnet System Buffer Unavailable

In article <8710052221.AA23415@ucbvax.Berkeley.EDU> KHF@JHUIGF.BITNET writes:
>Hi gang:
>
>   We're having a DECnet problem that has finally driven me around the bend.
>We've got a pair of uVAX II's running uVMS 4.5/DECnet 4.5 (full routing).
>One has 5 MB, the other 9 MB.  On each machine, we are receiving what I
>consider to be an unusual number of SYSTEM BUFFER UNAVAILABLE counts from
>NCP SHOW LINE QNA-0 COUNTER --- 50 or more events PER HOUR!!!

You might want to take a look at the number of buffers you have available for
the QNA.  On our 8600's I was told by someone from Colorado to make sure that
we had at least 12 buffers for our UNA.

                alp@uno.bitnet