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==== Phantom GFE's (Networking Products) ====
=== At 07 AUG 2002 09:27:06AM Rodney Hoffman wrote: ===
 
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I have an ongoing problem with my AREV database that I have yet to solve... phnntom GFE's.



The problem seems to be caused by the REVELATION.NLM.  I've searched through the KnowledgeBase and have found simular occurances.  But, I have yet to find a solution for my problem.



Here's what happens...



Users will be running fine for days or weeks at a time.  All of a sudden, we will experience one of these 'phantom' GFE's.  As far as I can tell, this has been going on since we started using AREV 3.12.



We usually re-boot the server and it goes away.



This sort of problem really puts a wrench in the works, especially when we run end-of-day and the error pops up.



Can anyone help??



- Rodney
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=== At 07 AUG 2002 10:09AM [url=http://www.sprezzatura.com" onMouseOver=window.status=Click here to visit our web site?';return(true)]The Sprezzatura Group[/url] wrote:  ===

<QUOTE>Normally phantom GFEs are caching related. Have you ensured that write behind caching is disabled on the workstations per the usual setup instructions?



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=== At 30 OCT 2002 03:26PM Ted Archibald wrote:  ===

<QUOTE>A client had phantom gfe's for months.

I reviewed problem for months.

The only conclusion was that it was bad memory.

Novell server was upgraded from clone to big IBM and no more GFEs.

I firmly believe that it was faulty memory.

I hope this helps.



Ted Archibald, ParsecSystems

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