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IPXRTR-6.50-18: Out of number NLSP packets received in the last number seconds, number have been discarded.

Source:  IPXRTR-6.50

Explanation:  NLSP packets have been dropped because more NLSP packets were received than the number that can be queued.The queue limit for NLSP packets depends on the number of Receive ECBs in the system. The queue limit is set to prevent NLSP packets from using up all the Receive ECBs in the system, thereby preventing other packets from being received. The system recovers from this condition automatically.

Action:  If this condition occurs frequently, the local system must be configured with a greater number of Receive ECBs. This can be done on the command line by using the SET command for Maximum Packet Receive Buffers and increasing the value. Also, include the SET command in the AUTOEXEC.NCF file to set this parameter each time the system is restarted. Refer to Resolving Memory Problems

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