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Phil Randal <philr@hwcces.demon.co.uk> wrote:
>In article <43rskb$art@news.ox.ac.uk>
>   Simon Knee <Simon.Knee@keb.ox.ac.uk> writes:
>>About a week ago I posted an article asking if anyone has seen / is
>>usng ADROUTFX.NLM - unfortunately I had no replies.  Sorry about
>>being a pain but I am desparate for this!
>>
>>My problem is that I have two 3.12 servers that keep hanging.  When
>>then do hang I go into the novell debugger (left shift, right shift,
>>alt-esc) and that tells me that the running process is AES Sleep
>>Process.  So I searched the Novell database and found TID 500585
>>which desribes my exact problem.  It also talks about a fix
>>(ADROUTFX.NLM) from ADRTFX.EXE.  Trouble is that I cannot find it
>>on ftp.novell.com, and I have searched a lot!
>>
>>Does anyone have this patch?  My servers are only lasting about 4
>>days on average <:-(
>
>Simon,
>
>Could you post full details of the servers - ISA/EISA/PCI/VLB, SCSI
>controller type, numbers and types of disks, memory, block sizes of
>volumes, number of users and files on the server (approx), patches 
>applied, and backup NLMs or other NLMs loaded.
>
>Then maybe we can help.

Right, here goes!

Server one (NSA_KEBLE)

NW 3.12 250 User.
VLM 486/33, 32Mb.
AHA-2842 VLB SCSI Controller.
Seagate Baracuda 2Gb drive.
SYS volume 1.5Gb, 8Kb block size.
PQUEUE volume 50Mb, 8Kb block size.  Rest of 2Gb HD unused.
400 users in bindery, max of 20 at once logged on.
NW Mac 3.12.
Applied 312PT6, AFP11, BTR61, LIBUP5, STRTL3, ATK45C, NAM312
        LOG376, PU3X01, SYS376, TCP188, SMSUP1, MAP312, 312DU1
ARCserve 5.01g (1000 User)

The above server was working fine under 3.11.

Server two (BURSARY_KEBLE)

NW 3.12 250 User.
PCI P5/100, 64Mb.
AHA-2940 PCI SCSI Controller.
Quantum ST32250 2Gb drive.
SYS volume 2Gb, 4Kb block size.
30 users in bindery, max of 20 at once logged on.
NW Mac 3.12.
ARCserver 5.01g.
Mercury.
Glaci HTTPD.
Same patches as above.

Both servers on the same wire, with the same net number.

Simon Knee,
Keble College,
Oxford University,
UK.