If there is 16G ram tjhis could be the problem if there are many users are there. The only difference in the past was, that my system was used only by 2-3 users and I allowed now more users to use the systems (up to 20-30 simultaneously). You should consider opening a support ticket.īut overall I would say that the machine is overloaded. The logs show several errors and carrying out a thorough debug of the affected server is not something we can do via the forums. I also did a reboot, but settings dont work. In my conf file I have set the following:

Max realtime timeout unlimited unlimited us Max address space unlimited unlimited bytes Max resident set unlimited unlimited bytes Max core file size unlimited unlimited bytes I did another Test, seems I have a problem with getting ma /etc/security/nf working…ĪTORNX002:~ # ps -ef | grep “nxserver.bin –daemon” Moreover I have set the “EnableCredentialsStoring” parameter to “none”, but in webplayer and player users still can save their credentials… Seems that they aren’t terminated correctly and so the number increases. During crash it is about 580 processes, but with no or few users logged in. I saw on a fresh reboot the number of processes are around 340. I also set all /etc/security/nf parameters to unlimited where it is possible and the number of open files to the maximum allowed. I send all logfiles + config files and ESXi settings screenshots to your support email. Only rebooting the virtual machine + ESXi host helps. Also the webplayer show the weirdest things to my employees in this error-state. I ran into some ressource problems, where no more session can be generated and the weirdest things happens (Error 11 no threads can be generated)…. I have some big performance issues after around 1 week of runtime. Our employees are using the webplayer and our admins are using the installed Enterprise Client player. In our company we use the Terminal Server to offer our employees access to other systems via RDP and XDM and (x)VNC. My Terminal Server Version is: NoMachine Terminal Server Subscription – Version 6.9.2Īnd I am running it on Suse Linux Enterprise Server 12 SP5 which is virtualized in VMWare ESXi 6.7.0 Update 3.

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