Netware 6.0-SP5 with abends from time to time

The server is needed until mid or end 2011, so the mission is to keep the box alive till replacement-day.
The abends do not happen during backup or virus-scans, just in the evening, when one or two people work with randomly internet-access.
If the abend.log does ring any bells somewhere, a hint where to look at closer would be great.
No need to thing about patches.
Sincerely
Karl

Thank you Massimo.
It does not look like a problem with the hardware?
Sincerely
Karl
>>> Massimo Rosen<[email protected]> 26.11.2010 13:42
>>>
>Hi.
>
>[email protected] wrote:
>>
>> The server is needed until mid or end 2011, so the
>mission is to keep the box alive till replacement-day.
>>
>> The abends do not happen during backup or virus-scans,
>just in the evening, when one or two people work with
>randomly internet-access.
>>
>> If the abend.log does ring any bells somewhere, a hint
>where to look at closer would be great.
>
>The Abend happens straight in proxy.nlm (BOrdermanager),
>which I assume
>is as outdated as your OS, which then means there is
>practically nothing
>you can do about it.
>
>CU,
>--
>Massimo Rosen
>Novell Product Support Forum Sysop
>No emails please!
>http://www.cfc-it.de

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