User Guide

40 Server Memory Administration Guide
Server Memory Administration Guide
103-000147-001
August 30, 2001
Novell Confidential
Manual 99a38 July 17, 2001
Unloading Protected Address Spaces
To unload a module from a protected space or to unload the space itself, use
the commands in the following table at the System Console prompt or in
NetWare Remote Manager on the Address Space Information page (access by
clicking Protected Memory link in the navigation frame).
To Enter this command at the
System Console prompt
Do this on the Address
Space Information Page of
NetWare Remote Manager
Example
Unload a specified
module from the
specified address space
If the module is loaded
into more than one
address space, this
command removes the
module only from the
designated address
space.
UNLOAD ADDRESS
SPACE = space_name
module_name
1. Click the link for
the address
space name.
2. Click the link for
name of the NLM
on the NetWare
Loadable
Modules
Information page.
3. Click the Unload
button on the
Information page
for that module.
UNLOAD ADDRESS
SPACE =
ADDRESS_SPACE1
DATABASE.NLM
Unloads
DATABASE.NLM from
ADDRESS_SPACE1,
but does not remove the
address space unless it
is the last module
loaded.
Unload all modules from
the designated address
space and removes the
space
UNLOAD ADDRESS
SPACE = space_name
Click the Unload button
in the Unload column of
the Address Space
Information table for the
address you want to
unload the modules
from.
UNLOAD ADDRESS
SPACE =
ADDRESS_SPACE1
Unloads all the modules
from
ADDRESS_SPACE1,
closes
ADDRESS_SPACE1,
and returns its
resources to the system.
Remove an address
space without unloading
the modules first
Use this command only
if you know the space
can't be unloaded with
the UNLOAD
ADDRESS SPACE
command.
UNLOAD KILL
ADDRESS SPACE =
space_name
Click the Remove button
in the Remove column of
the Address Space
Information table for the
address space you want
to remove.
UNLOAD KILL
ADDRESS
SPACE=ADDRESS_SPA
CE1
Removes
ADDRESS_SPACE1
without unloading
modules and returns its
resources to the system.