The TSE unloads itself after running fine for quite some time. Why?
There are various causes. The TSE performs consistency checks 18 times a second, during the clock tick interrupt. Consistency checks of the queue are performed several thousand times a second during server idle. These checks include monitoring the growth of the number of queued frames, overall memory usage, error conditions detected while processing connection tables, etc. Any of these conditions will trigger the NLM to stop processing all frames and enter “bypass” mode – where all frames are processed by the server as if the TSE were not loaded. The queue will be emptied as normal and in a few seconds will be empty. Once “bypass” mode has been entered, the NLM may trigger a dump of its memory block, often capturing a snapshot of the offending data. After the memory dump is completed, the NLM may unload. When ever this happens, after the NLM is unloaded, you should make copies of the SYS:SHAPER.MAP, .MEM, and .LOG files prior to restarting the NLM. Common causes for this include the qu
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