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Q93557: Controlling the Maximum Open Volumes for LMSFM

Article: Q93557
Product(s): Microsoft LAN Manager
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Last Modified: 30-JUL-2001

SUMMARY
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On a server with many Macintosh machines connecting to many volumes, an

  AFP0033:Request to open too many volumes

error can be generated when the default limit of 40 concurrently mounted volumes
is reached.

MORE INFORMATION
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An undocumented parameter can be added to the LANMAN.INI file in the [MacFile]
section that controls the number of maximum concurrently mounted volumes the
MACFILE service can support at once. This parameter, maxvolumesopen, is
defaulted at 40. Its range is 0-500. By adding it to the LANMAN.INI file as
shown below (and using an appropriate number), you can avoid the above error,
and the Macintosh users can mount the necessary volumes.

Example
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[MacFile]
maxvolumesopen = ###

 ; There are no mandatory settings for the MacFile service.
 ; See the "Administrator's Guide."

Additional query words: 1.00 AFP0033 MAC VOLUMES

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