Too many RSH connections. How do I increase the limit?

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Too many RSH connections. How do I increase the limit?

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Too many RSH connections. How do I increase the limit? - Jul. 21, '06, 6:49:34 AM

bdavison

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Hi,

I have a Windows 2003 SP1 server with SFU 3.5 installed on it.
The server is part of a build system and is common to many systems.
It runs a program and can only do one thing at a time due to limitiations on the software being used.
The RSH server I'm using on this server is rshsvc.exe.

So when I fire off a large number of builds I builds I eventually get to a point where there are a large number of processes (well only somewhere between 10 and 20 but that's large for windows.) and then the RSH connections are refused
Here is an example...

sydbuild@aixdev 0>rsh w2k3-install1 dir
Unable to execute the command
sydbuild@aixdev 0>

How do I increase the limits?

Thanks,
Bernie.

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RE: Too many RSH connections. How do I increase the limit? - Jul. 21, '06, 1:58:29 PM

Rodney

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My expertise is with the Interix version rshd, more than the Win32 RshSvc.
However, I believe that you get this because of a lack of available resources.
By resources I mean memory (both real and virtual memory).
Try increasing the base/lower/fixed/minimum level of virtual memory as well as
the upper/maximum level. After that I'd get another stick of real memory to add.
I don't recall hearing of a registry entry to adjust for this.
(Though if someone else recalls...