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Netware 5.1 Cifs drop off

Original Message
Name: lithanwif
Date: December 31, 2007 at 06:14:57 Pacific
Subject: Netware 5.1 Cifs drop off
OS: Netware 5.1
CPU/Ram: 800mhz/1024mb
Model/Manufacturer: ml530
Comment:
Folks,

complete gem which is making us all scratch our heads,

2 servers, exactly the same setup ( as above ). we receive this error in insight :

Tape Drive Status Change (5019)

so naturally we disabled TSM and arcserve ( and TSA500.NLM ) during the day, only loading them when we had backups/restores.

Numerous times through teh day ( three today on one server, and two on the error ) CIFS crashes and our users lose their connections to drives.

anyone give me any pointers? cos we've scratched our heads and banged them up against walls for hours now.


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