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Domino Domain Monitoring event - Errors on the console

Asked by Blackmoorian in Lotus Domino Email Server

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We are running Domino 7.02 on Windows Server 2003 SP2. No recent changes have been made to the environment that I am aware of. The following error messages keep spamming the console frequently:

*** Event: Error updating a Domino Domain Monitoring event document (NoteID 0xB1E): Field is too large (32K) or View's column & selection formulas are too large
*** Event: Error posting event to event queue 'PROBEMGR': Insufficient memory - event pool is full. You can increase it's size via the NOTES.INI setting EVENT_POOL_SIZE.
*** Event: Error posting event to event queue 'Mail': Insufficient memory - event pool is full. You can increase it's size via the NOTES.INI setting EVENT_POOL_SIZE.
*** Event: Error posting event to event queue 'Log': Insufficient memory - event pool is full. You can increase it's size via the NOTES.INI setting EVENT_POOL_SIZE.
*** Warning: Cannot record event - cannot keep up with event occurrence rate!
*** Decrease logging levels or increase the event pool size by setting EVENT_POOL_SIZE in NOTES.INI. Default size is 10,485,760 bytes. Maximum size is 104,857,600 bytes.

Since this server has been operational for quite some time, I question as to what is causing the issue. Increasing the pool size may help the issue to go away temporarily but it may resurface in time as we have not addressed the root cause of the events. Anyone have any ideas what may be causing this?Start Free Trial
 
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