# Troubleshooting for Archiving

- $WFS0006: Error Code: [14:266]: Setting job to pending due to excessive data drop detected ([n] items) for this subclient (subclient ID [xxxxx]).

- UFSOP0002: Slow performance on Mac clients when doing a Get Info on a folder from Finder

- LNX0001: Data recall timeout with connection error on Linux clients

- UFSOP0001: Data recall fails for UNIX clients

- Incremental archive operations mark the data files that are copied to stub locations as deleted

- On a Windows 10 client, file recall operations are triggered automatically on opening a folder

- Archiving fails for NFS clients

- After you recycle the Client Manager Service (ClMgrS) services on the client computer, the first stub that you recall takes a long time, and you receive an "Access Denied" error.

- To exclude any one of the internal IPs of data access node that triggers recall of stubs, when the archive job is running, use the IPADDRTOEXCLUDERECALLSFORFPOLICY key along with the IP that is triggering the recall.

- Primary proxy computer is disconnected from the file server automatically. For more information, see Article ID: NSOP0002.

- When you restore data from one share to another share, you must not restore to the root folder of the share. The source path and the destination path must be at the same level of the share else the restore operation fails.

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