We did a little more digging and port 1536 is NFT.NET.SYS which is invoked by
the command DSCOPY.

You might want to use sockinfo.net.sys to check out the connections and where
it's coming from.

Denys

-----Original Message-----
From: HP-3000 Systems Discussion [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of
Stanfield, Randy (Carrollton, TX)
Sent: Monday, June 19, 2017 3:43 PM
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Subject: [HP3000-L] Inbound Network buffer question

Does anyone know how to check what is using the inbound Buffer pool on the
network? Our development server network has hung up a couple times over the past
few weeks. Causing system to be un-accessible. We could still access the system
via the console and shutdown the network and restarted. All looks fine for a
while then later see it rising again.


3]RESOURCE>>>dis
MON, JUN 19, 2017,  2:35:07 PM
Item  Subsystem   Name   G/N  Description      Used   High    Max
____________________________________________________________________

  1    NS XPORT  CP_POOL_ (G)  Control Buf Pool    0      1    300 :)
  2    NS XPORT  1536___D (G)  Inbound Buf Pool 1362   1365   1365 :(
  3    NS XPORT  NET1____ (N)  Outbnd  Buf Pool    0     93   2048 :)
  4    NS XPORT  LOOP____ (N)  Outbnd  Buf Pool    0      7   1024 :)
  5    NS XPORT  UDP      (G)  GProt  Msg  Pool    0    N/A    512 :)
  6    NS XPORT  PXP      (G)  GProt  Msg  Pool    0    N/A    660 :)
  7    NS XPORT  PROBE    (G)  CM Prot Msg Pool    0    N/A    678 :)
  8    NS XPORT  IP_NI    (G)  IP-NI  Msg  Pool    0    N/A   2048 :)
  9    NS XPORT  IP_NI    (G)  IP-NI  Msg  Pool    0    N/A   2048 :)
10    NS XPORT           (G)  Node  Name Cache    0      1    360 :)
11    NS XPORT           (G)  TCP Control pool    1     46   2048 :)


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