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Subject: buffer full error
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Question regarding buffers:

Sometimes I get error of "buffers not available" when I do telnet to our
UNIX server. What would be the cause of this and is it system related?  Is
it due to too many people doing file transfers?  Will increasing buffer
queues remedy this problem?

Respond ASAP!

Rajesh Acharya
CTOS/NT/UNIX
Cybertech Intl., Corp.