Thanks for the info.
The tsm server has nothing in the actlog during the time frames of the
errors for this node. It DOES
have sessions being started for other nodes. That's why I'm thinking it's
a DNS/network problem.
Per suggestions . . .I'm putting together a little script to do tests every
60s for ping, nslookup, traceroute.
Thanks!
rick
Anders Räntilä
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> q) Is there some way to get the BA client to list the IP address
> it's trying to use?
It is using tsm4.fenetwork.com. From inside tsm you can't see what ip# it
resolves to, but here are a few other methods:
Ping tsm4.fenetwork.com
Nslookup tsm4.fenetwork.com.
Or start a dsmc session (try to start at least) and use
netstat -an | grep 1800
If you don't trust your name service you can use "tcpserveraddress ip#"
instead.
BUT: "Session rejected" looks like the client talks to the operating system
on the machine that runs the TSM server, but the server isn't answering on
the port (1800). The server may be down, or you have reached the maximum
number of sessions. (hint: q status).
Merry Christmas
Anders Räntilä
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