Insufficient memory when installing UNIX S-TAP
If you receive the following error:
modprobe: ERROR: could not insert ‘ktap’:
Cannot allocate memory, your system might not have enough memory.
Symptoms
When trying to install S-TAP, K-TAP fails with the following error modprobe: ERROR:
could not insert 'ktap': Cannot allocate memory.
Causes
The K-TAP installation can fail when the kernel has insufficient memory. This kind of error usually indicates that there is system resource issue on the server.
Environment
Any Guardium Linux-UNIX S-TAP.