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03-03-2015 11:41 PM
03-03-2015 11:41 PM
lancp-e-exbytlm
Hi,
OpenVMS 8.3 AXP -
When trying to do LANCP> SET DEV xxxx/speed=100 I am getting %lancp-e-exbytlm.
Has anyone encountered and solved this?
Thanks,
Haim
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03-04-2015 12:49 PM
03-04-2015 12:49 PM
Re: lancp-e-exbytlm
I hit that error a few months back, and never found a good resolution. Raise your process BYTLM quota. Failing that, try a reboot to see if something somewhere is consuming a resource; a leak. Failing that, check your patch level, and upgrade to current and potentially upgrade to V8.4 and patches. Failing that, ring up HP support.