tasklist

"Server buffers are full and data cannot be accepted"
this is the message I get when I type in this command at a DOS prompt on
some of my servers. Others it displays the expected results. I suspect a
configuration variable is not set right or high enough. Does anybody have a
clue on how to fix this error.

I typically have Windows 2003 sp1 or 2 loaded and these servers are plenty
busy.
thanks
Paul

"pneuvil1" <hfhsdba> wrote in message
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> "Server buffers are full and data cannot be accepted"
> this is the message I get when I type in this command at a DOS prompt on
> some of my servers. Others it displays the expected results. I suspect a
> configuration variable is not set right or high enough. Does anybody have
> a
> clue on how to fix this error.
>
> I typically have Windows 2003 sp1 or 2 loaded and these servers are plenty
> busy.
> thanks
> Paul

Google is your friend. When you type "Server buffers are full and data
cannot be accepted" into a Google search box you'll get a handful of
replies, one of them from Microsoft. By the way, your server does not run
DOS. This is a legacy OS introduced some 30 years ago. You're probably
working in the Command Console.

When I type that string into google I get one direct hit that references a
wmi query. The rest of the hits are irrelevant. Same thing with Alta-Vista.
With regard to the reference to DOS, I am in the habit of referring to the
command console as DOS for the past 30 years. Old habits die hard...

So I take it that nobody has seen tasklist and this error message together.


"Pegasus (MVP)" wrote:

>
> "pneuvil1" <hfhsdba> wrote in message
> news:572359B7-E794-4C8B-9A5F-...
> > "Server buffers are full and data cannot be accepted"
> > this is the message I get when I type in this command at a DOS prompt on
> > some of my servers. Others it displays the expected results. I suspect a
> > configuration variable is not set right or high enough. Does anybody have
> > a
> > clue on how to fix this error.
> >
> > I typically have Windows 2003 sp1 or 2 loaded and these servers are plenty
> > busy.
> > thanks
> > Paul
>
> Google is your friend. When you type "Server buffers are full and data
> cannot be accepted" into a Google search box you'll get a handful of
> replies, one of them from Microsoft. By the way, your server does not run
> DOS. This is a legacy OS introduced some 30 years ago. You're probably
> working in the Command Console.
>
>
>

"pneuvil1" <hfhsdba> wrote in message
news:121DDAE3-13E4-450B-B316-...
> When I type that string into google I get one direct hit that references a
> wmi query. The rest of the hits are irrelevant. Same thing with
> Alta-Vista.
>
> So I take it that nobody has seen tasklist and this error message
> together.

I suspect that tasklist.exe makes use of WMI, hence I would try WMIDiag.exe.
It won't hurt!