From: Matthew Glanville
I have seen those errors on one ADSM server when running SUN Solaris 2.6
and ADSM 3.1
If I remember correctly, It didn't appear to be memory related. It just
was that too many things were going on at once on the TSM server (too many
threads?). I reduced the number of volumes in the disk pools (there werer
over 60, 1 GB volumes, changed that to 6, 10 GB volumes ) and reduced the
maximum sessions setting and never had that problem again.
Maybe this will help...
Matthew Glanville
Andy Carlson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 01/30/2001 02:12:36 PM
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Subject: Re: 1GB Buffer Pool Memory
I am running it as root, with no limit. I have 4GB real memory, and 3GB
of paging space, 1% used.
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On Tue, 30 Jan 2001, Richard Sims wrote:
> >Has anyone seen strange behviour what the buffer pool memory is greater
> >than 1GB? I normally have mine set to about 800MB, but since I have
> >some spare memory, tried 1.2GB. It runs well for a while, but then
> >exhibits strange behaviour. I enter admin commends, and the headings
> >come back and say <UNNAMED> or <UNKNOWN>, messages do not come out
> >correctly, I can't start new sessions, etc. This is fairly repeatable
> >behaviour. I am at 3.7.4. Thanks.
>
> Andy - I presume you mean the BUFPoolsize. There is no TSM limit; but
> you need to stay within your system's virtual memory size.
> What is that on your system?
>
> Interesting that pushing the value yields flakey behavior instead of
> an advisory message or the like. I presume there was no opsys limit
> on the userid which started the server, which may influence the
> server's ability to acquire storage...
>
> Richard Sims, BU
>
