Kbase P34212: NameServer dies due to change in datagram size on the Network Interface driver
| Autor |
Progress Software Corporation - Progress |
| Acesso |
Público |
| Publicação |
23/03/2010 |
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Status: Unverified
SYMPTOM(s):
NameServer does start but shuts down before applications can initialize.
Nameserver crashes with errors 9362 9411 9412
An error occured while listening for network input requests on port <port>. (9362)
An exception occured. Error message: Connection reset by peer: Datagram peek failed. (9411)
Multiple I/O exception errors on port 15210, the NameServer is shutting down. (9412)
FACT(s) (Environment):
Progress 9.1x
Windows
CAUSE:
NameServer dies due to change in datagram size on the Network Interface driver Network Card tuned for improved packet sizes over the Network. User Datagram Protocol (datagram size) on the Network Interface driver was changed. A UDP datagram of any length may be sent, however various networks all have their limitations on maximum transmission unit (MTU). This is not a Progress Issue, it is an issue with the UDP peek settings.
FIX:
Check for the maximum datagram size with the SO_MAX_MSGSIZE socket option.
Consider the quickest way forward would most likely be to re-install the Network Interface Driver by:
1.) Noting the TCP/IP configuration
2) Unistalling TCP/IP (MY COMPUTER -> Properties ...)
3) Remove driver for Network Installation
4) Reboot
5) Install Driver from CD
6) Re-install TCP/IP as before (Step 1):
or installing the NameServer on a different machine and addressing the protocols when time allows.