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Paco Bernal wrote in message <76afsa$1ap@wendy.mad.servicom.es>...
>Hi, excuse me if this is a easy problem, but I am new in NT4.
>I installed NT4 very easy in our server, we shared the cdrom and 2 HD
>without problems.(we were working with all).
>2 days ago I got this problem from the problem viewer (sorry I have the
>spanish release of NT 4 and I do not know the correct translation).
>"the configuration parameter irpstacksize in the server is too small for
the
>server for been used. Increase the value of this parameter"
>Identificator 2011
>origen Srv
>Same times also I got a problem with \Device\Lanmanserver
>My problem is that I don't know where to change this parameter, file or
>whatever.
>Thank you in advance to whatever help.
>pacou@mx3.redestb.es
>


Hi Paco, I got your mail but I thought I would reply here since ppl just
were responding w/ "install service pack" answers.

An IRP is an "interrupt request packet".  Basically, what it looks like is
happening here is there is a shortage of default stacks assigned to your
driver.  This is a kernel mode issue, and there are three things you can
try:

1) Go to the netcard's web site and look for the latest driver.  They may
fix this size for you.  If you have already installed the lastest driver,
then:

** Make sure you back up your registry before doing this

2) Change the following registry key:
Path:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\LanmanServer\Parameters
Key: Size
Value:  Change to *5* (should be 3 by default).  This *should* give you some
more space.

Anyone who sees a problem with this (or if I'm off base) PLEASE POST
IMMEDIATELY.

thanks --

-- Rich