Re: TCP Port 8475 not starting

["Jim Franz" <franz400@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

(apologies if already mentioned)
Have you looked at tcp port restrictions? (shutting off selected ports)
CFGTCP
  4. Work with TCP/IP port restrictions
also, in your service table entries, make sure 8475 still used for rmtcmd
 21. Configure related tables
1. Work with service table entries
as-rmtcmd                                8475  tcp
(and i don't think there can be 2 different services on same port? remember
each port can have 2 entries, tcp and udp.
hth
jim franz
----- Original Message -----
From: "Scott Mclaggan" <bigmansmac@yahoo.co.uk>
To: <midrange-l@midrange.com>
Sent: Friday, January 17, 2003 5:20 AM
Subject: TCP Port 8475 not starting


> Problems with port 8475 not starting when TCP or when
> *all host servers are started.
> Changed tcp attributes, ended host servers, ended TCP.
> Restarted TCP, monitoring using nestat *cnn command,
> the problematic port 8475 came up briefly for few
> seconds then disappeared again.
>  I have searched through error logs, joblogs, message
> queues etc. looking for an error but cannot find
> anything
> The only possible clues I can find are in the Licensed
> Internal Code log;
> There are about 10 entries at the time concerned.
>
> Major description - Tolerance
> Major code - 0400
> Minor code - 000
>
> The detail is all in hex, so I'm looking for a bit of
> guidance.
>
>
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