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Subject: How to change Max Num of Open Files???
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Hi, on a few occasions over the past few days I've seen this message...

Too many open files in system    

How do I make this number greater???
Also, what exactly does maxusers set?  It is currently at 30, should I
increase it???

Thanks,
Michael


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