If TCPIP has adequate storage, all you need to do is update the config file for the next time it is recycled. As Miguel says, TCPIP dynamically adjusts the number of buffers. The messages are mainly there so that you can keep track of what is going on. Getting the messages once or twice a day is not unusual. When they are frequent, it is probably time to increase the numbers for the initial allocation.
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