This is almost always due to a broadcast issue on your domain lines. On EVERY install you should ALWAYS configure point-to-point for all of your domain lines. The hardware today "should" handle the broadcast but it doesn't.
I know it is a pain. I had an install where I did 16 HPUX servers with 4 NICs each!!! One path from each NIC to all other NIC's on all servers. You do the math. However, I tried going without point to point because I really didn't want to create all those domain lines but I had these types of problems where the Agents would go down all the time for no reason. After setting everything to point to point it worked without issues.
Just depends on the customer's hardware. The past two years, I have ALWAYS defined the domain lines as point to point and haven't seen this problem.
IKP1
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December 18th, 2006 03:00
lfernando
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January 29th, 2007 08:00
I have the same problem.
Ryan9
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July 30th, 2007 13:00
I know it is a pain. I had an install where I did 16 HPUX servers with 4 NICs each!!! One path from each NIC to all other NIC's on all servers. You do the math. However, I tried going without point to point because I really didn't want to create all those domain lines but I had these types of problems where the Agents would go down all the time for no reason. After setting everything to point to point it worked without issues.
Just depends on the customer's hardware. The past two years, I have ALWAYS defined the domain lines as point to point and haven't seen this problem.