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June 24th, 2019 22:00

RPC Error

Hello

when we want to cloning some backups, some of clones failed during this process, our traffic is huge with this peer(storage node)

 

Unable to start clone session: RPC send operation failed; peer = Storade Node IP:8374, errno = An existing connection was forcibly closed by the remote host.

 

Thanks for your attention

Hamed

  • hamed1987

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    Posted June 25th, 2019 00:00

    Dear Friend I checked network connectivity in client and server side... some of clones failded, not all of them... I changed Registery field like "keepalive" parametrs.... but some of backup yet failed...
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    Posted June 25th, 2019 00:00

    This error usually points to the fact that either the connection has (temporarily) been dropped or the client service/daemon has died. Please check.

     

  • bingo.1

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    Posted June 25th, 2019 02:00

    I do not say that there is a permanent issue but a temporary glitch might cause such effects.

    Maybe this document will help        https://community.emc.com/docs/DOC-57718

     

  • hamed1987

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    Posted June 30th, 2019 04:00

    can we solve this problem without reboot?

  • bingo.1

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    Posted June 30th, 2019 14:00

    How can someone answer this - we do not know your system. This document was a general help where to look at - so far you did not even state whether you use Windows at all.

    However, if this is a registry entry, then you must reboot, of course.

     

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    Posted July 1st, 2019 22:00

    Hello

    we use Windows server 2012...

    after registry Edit we cannot reboot our servers for our services...

     

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    Posted July 1st, 2019 23:00

    What you say is not true, in general. There are just situations where you must reboot your servers, for example after installing updates. It is just a question of timing.

    But nobody would rewrite the OS for you ...