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TCP: 3: Too many connections in port 139's listen queue
Seeing this error a lot in the server_log. Failed over the datamover and failed it back and still getting the error *right* after that.
We have tweaked the LanmanServer.IdleUserAutoLogoff setting to 720 but has not helped.
What I don't understand is why we are getting this error *right* after the reboot. It should have cleared all the connections?
010-02-05 03:06:15: DPSVC: 3: DpInit:Recovery Completed.
2010-02-05 03:06:41: TCP: 3: Too many connections in port 139's listen queue
2010-02-05 03:07:00: TCP: 3: last message repeated 101 times
Thanks!
Peter_EMC
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February 5th, 2010 01:00
is this a NT4 domain?
You are getting these messages, because
"The Data Mover, by default, allows a queue of 100 outstanding or backlogged logon requests. Once this queue is filled, the Data Mover starts recording the "too many connections" messages in the server_log. Typically this message occurs when a large number of users are attempting to connect to the Data Mover, or refresh their connections with the Data Mover, simultaneously. The Data Mover cannot process the logon requests quickly enough which results in these messages.
The cause for the slow logon requests needs to be investigated. A bad or overloaded Domain Controller can cause these problems."
After a reboot all clients are reconnecting ....
Please contact the EMC Customer Support Center or your service representative for technical assistance and quote solution ID emc56280
There is another workaround for this issue.
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dan-pncbank
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October 1st, 2019 05:00
what is the work around for this issue? I am having this issue right now. We did a datamover failover and back as well but to no avail.