Yes. also check with below command to find out which port is getting more
connections & dropping them out.
use "ndd /dev/tcp tcp_listen_hash" right-most column to see
if you're hitting the queue max
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I'll try that.
Thank you very much for your info !
Jianhua Yang
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On Tue, May 04, 2010 at 03:23:09PM -0700, Jianhua Yang wrote:
> I wanted to find out what the single threaded process was doing with dtrace
> but it returned with "Not enough space"error:
>
> # dtrace -ln 'pid$target:::entry,pid$target:::return {trace(timestamp);}' -p
> 25050
> dtrace: invalid p
I wanted to find out what the single threaded process was doing with dtrace but
it returned with "Not enough space"error:
# dtrace -ln 'pid$target:::entry,pid$target:::return {trace(timestamp);}' -p
25050
dtrace: invalid probe specifier pid$target:::entry,pid$target:::return
{trace(timestamp);}
