Server logical address space is running low

Hi, I have server with NetWare 6.5 SP08.
I get the message:
Server logical address space is running low. Increase the available logical space by restarting the Server with the-u788197376 switch.
What I can do?
Thank you.

Jjfbravo,
> Server logical address space is running low. Increase the available
> logical space by restarting the Server with the-u788197376 switch.
> What I can do?
That switch should not normally be needed. What are you running on this
server? Please run
load config /jumba1se
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