ENS crash?

[olaf.krause]

Today I got the following message in GateKeeper 6.6.4 Windows 2008 R 64bit

Object: ENS
Time: 05-Nov-2009 22:50:46
Message ID: 0705
Description: Undefined ENS memory problem - possible cause: memory exhaustion. Statistics: Kernel mem: 0, Frag mem: 0

What does it mean?

[genie]

Did wingate keep working after this message?

[olaf.krause]

>Did wingate keep working after this message?

It looks like - did not check the firewall but the http proxy was still working.

I am able to reproduce the error via copying files from the Wingate machine to a network share within my domain (via windows explorer).
Note: Wingate is running in a windows 2008 R2 64bit machine running under Hyper-V with three NICs (Hyper-V mapped to phsical ones) and one virtual NIC for OpenVPN.

The result is that the windows explorer is hanging witin the dialog that files are being moved/copied..

[genie]

This report in most cases means just a temporary exhaustion of network blocks - it can be re-configured through Advanced Options applications (number of network buffers) if this report occurs frequently. Just make sure that the number of buffers you configure is a power of 2 - 512, 1024, 2048, 4096 etc.

[olaf.krause]

Was set to 512, for testing puposes I will increase it to 4096.

[genie]

Good - let me know if there are more reports like that, please.