Ip Address Duplication Across Machines; Server Not Responding Under Heavy Stress Conditions; Load Not Balanced Across Nics Although Lb Is Enabled In Inetcfg - Novell NETWARE 6-DOCUMENTATION Manual

IP Address Duplication across Machines

Server Not Responding under Heavy Stress Conditions

Load Not Balanced across NICs although LB is Enabled in INETCFG

100 NetWare TCP/IP Administration Guide
RIP routes are not accessible to hosts on OSPF networks.
Check the status of the Autonomous System Boundary Router
statistic in TCPCON (select Protocol Information > OSPF).
Verify that no filters are configured that would block access to the
network.
When you are trying to bind an IP address, you get an error message
stating a conflict for the IP address.
Set allow ip address duplicates command off under
SET parameters.
Increase the following using the SET command options:
Maximum Packet Receive Buffers (page 56)
Minimum Packet Receive Buffers (page 56)
TCP IP Maximum Small ECBs (page 58)
Load balancing might have been enabled only for the system and not for the
particular group. Check whether you have grouped multiple NICs and enabled
load balancing for them.
To check that load balancing is enabled at group level, do the following:
1
Load INETCFG and select Protocols > TCP/IP.
In the screen that appears load balancing should enabled. This is for the
complete system. You still need to verify whether load balancing is
enabled for the particular Net Group.
2
Select Load Balancing Configuration > Configure Individual Group.
3
Select the particular Net Group and check whether load balancing is
enabled for it. If not, set it to Yes.