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Title:LAT notes conference
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Moderator:STAR::KOJNOK
Created:Mon Mar 10 1986
Last Modified:Fri May 23 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:4961
Total number of notes:19526

4959.0. "Insufficient Host resources to satisfy request" by KERNEL::FREKES (Like a thief in the night) Wed May 14 1997 10:33

Folks

I have a customer running Ultrix V4.4 and is using a couple of DECserver90l+'s
to connect to the host. The servers are running V2.0 BL5.5 and 4.7 
respectivley. 

There LAT sessions to the host are being dropped with the message 
Host stopped responding. 
They attempt to re-connect and they get the following error message
Insufficient Host resources to satisfy request.
They manage to get around the problem my booting the servers, but this is not 
really an acceptable solution. Are we looking at a problem on the host or the
server?

Cross posted in LAT and terminal_servers.

Regards
	Steven F


    
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4959.1KERNEL::FREKESLike a thief in the nightFri May 16 1997 06:2725
    I will answer my own note. 
    
    The message is saying that the host to wich you are trying to connect
    does not have enough ttys to satisfy yyour request. 
    
    Check to see how many/if any ttys you have.
    
    #file /dev/tty* |grep LAT
    
    if there are noen then create some using
    
    # /dev/MAKEDEV lta0
    
    This will create 16 devices. To create a further 16 use lta1 and so on.
    /etc/ttys should have an entry looking like the following:
    
    tty02 "/etc/getty std.9600" vt100 no nomodem #LAT
    
    To make the modifications take effect either rebbot the system or type
    the following:
    
    #kill -1 1
    
    Regards
    	Steven F