This counter tracks how many Error Repair requests the VQE-S rejected specifically because it had reached its own limit for accepting ER requests. Administrators use it to see when packet-loss repair demand has outgrown the server's dedicated ER-handling capacity, distinct from the broader RTCP receiver limit. For example, a rise in rejected ER requests during a period of network congestion would mean some viewers experiencing packet loss are not getting their lost packets repaired because the server is already at its ER capacity.