comet424 Posted July 25 Share Posted July 25 im still running 6.11.5 as it seems more stable and less warnings then 6.12x and had issues with them not stable enough but i keep getting the authlimit", client: 192.168.0.227, server: , request: "PROPFIND /login HTTP/1.1", host: stuff i tried a program someone told me a while ago to try to watch what program was accessing the server.. and i remember it was svchost.exe it had loaded like 30 copies at once hitting the server.. not sure how i fix that other then Formating windows and starting over is there a way to disable the logger to ignore this error.. so it doesnt fill the log file of this one error like nothing i fix in windows fixes it.. unless i have to format windows ... so wanted to edit some file that says if you see this authlimit just ignore it and dont log it is that possible? 1 Quote Link to comment
miicar Posted August 15 Share Posted August 15 I am having similar issues in my unraid logs. When this happens, it grinds all server access speed, to a to almost useless as well. i don't want to "HIDE" the problem, i want to understand, and fix, why (ONLY) one PC connected to my network is giving me this error, and why its pissing off my employees and making me look like a fool! Yes, i know i am way over my head, but this is where i learn best! Quote Link to comment
comet424 Posted August 16 Author Share Posted August 16 ya i cant get rid of this error .. i figure the only way is to format the damn computer... i got more then 10k it looks like of the same authlimit... if i cant stop it from coming from my desktop pc id wanna be able to turn it off from logging it. or least log it in something as a counter authlimit count:12000 say instead of filling up the damn logger of justr that error... as there is nothing i can do to find it on the desktop... i did try registery cleaners .. it seemed to worked for a whie but it came back like a bad storm bombing me with all these auth limits... be nice to trace to exactly know what is causing it.... its driving me nuts... i try nto to ever look at the sys log as i know what i going to see 😞 1 Quote Link to comment
miicar Posted August 24 Share Posted August 24 It seems like no one has any answers to this, but my staff are having to work locally cuz they "cant trust the network"...and i don't blame them. i blame me, need some experts to chime in here and help! i have a dozen computers on a pretty basic network. 2 or 3 of these PC's are the ones showing up in the log-storm, ive run the usual deep scans, SFC's etc. one PC is a fairly new install. so what's bombarding the server and bringing it down? Once an expert chimes in here, i'll send them my logs. Quote Link to comment
matty2k Posted October 6 Share Posted October 6 Looking for the same answer and did not find anything yet. Quote Link to comment
cholzer Posted Wednesday at 09:21 AM Share Posted Wednesday at 09:21 AM (edited) *BUMP* how can we disable that warning? Edited Wednesday at 09:22 AM by cholzer Quote Link to comment
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