Robert,
Your welcome.
It appears that your system isn't too heavily loaded.
How much memory is in that box? The first event
below appears to be a lack of buffer space for packets
and could be that you need more memory. But before
you start throwing $$ at it, check the configuration
of the NIC, you may be able to allocate buffer space
there, without effecting the machine as a whole.
The error about licensing and routers is just that. You
apparently don't have a license to use FW1 on your
router(s). If you haven't bought a license and don't
intend to, then change the object(s) that you've
defined as routers and make them workstation objects.
Get rid of the router error and see if the polsrvd/fwauthd
error goes with it.
Robert
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Robert P. MacDonald, Network Engineer
e-Business Infrastructure
G o r d o n F o o d S e r v i c e
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>>> Robert Spadafora <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 7/26/00 10:41:36 PM >>>
>
>Michael and Robert:
>
>Thanks for your replys in regards to more info.
>I will not be able to get any fw log info until tomorrow but, I do have some
>Event Viewer Info.
>
>One set of events goes at 12:26 AM goes...
>a) FW-1: copyin: failure copying 56 bytes from 0xF2DFB6B8 ->
>b) FW-1: -> to 0x000B0100. Error 0xC0000005
>
>A second set at approx. 9:30 AM same day goes...
>a) FireWall-1: fw: no license for 'routers'
>b) FireWall-1: fwauthd: cannot run server polsrvd: Authentication Services
>are unavailable. Connection refused
>c) FireWall-1: fwauthd: will try late...(19 times left)
>d) Firewall-1: Using external interface 'N1002'
>
>AS for answers to some of the other requests for info (namely Robert's
>request)
>It is a 100 user VPN-1 gateway with anywhere from 50 to 100 concurrent
>outbound (HTTP, SMTP, FTP) connections.
>Inbound connections limited to SMTP with no VPN connections.
>I believe it is a 128kB ISDN connection.
>When it stops, it stops for all users.
>I will be able to check task manager tomorrow.
>
>Thanks again and I look forward to either of yours and anyone else's reply.
>
>Rob S.
>-----Original Message-----
>
>Hello all,
>
>I have a v 4.1 VPN Internet gateway running on NT 4.0.
>Every 4 to 8 hours users can no longer access the Internet through the
>firewall.
>An fwstop followed by fwstart corrects the problem until it arises again.
>
>Can anyone provide some possible causes for this?
>
>Any assistance is appreciated.
>
>Rob S.
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