I've been having a lot of trouble over the past day or so with my Vista machine. Since I can't tolerate it long as a main desktop, it's primarily acting as a file and print server.
Over the past day, however, the Vista network sharing service, LanmanServer, has been falling over on me. All attempts to connect to Vista shares fail with error 1130, aka ERROR_NOT_ENOUGH_SERVER_MEMORY, and the event log on Vista is filled with 2017 (primarily) and 2021 Event IDs:
2017: The server was unable to allocate from the system nonpaged pool because the server reached the configured limit for nonpaged pool allocations. 2021: The server was unable to allocate a work item %d times in the last 60 seconds.
Fixing it required stopping Computer Browser (net stop browser) and Server (net stop server) and restarting them (net start etc.) on the Vista machine.
Other people have been having this problem too; here's a relevant thread where you can read up about these frustrations:
[...] Vista Ultimate file/print server that is accessed by various Vista and XP client workstations. Recently - and increasingly - the XP machines have been spontaneously losing their connections to the Vista file server. This started out as a minor annoyance about a month ago, but has escalated to the point where the XP clients cannot stay connected for more than 5-30 minutes[...]
Anyhow, I've found a solution that appears to work, linked to at the end of the previous thread (which makes me suspect it fixed the problem for those folks too).
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