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Hello,

just thinking ...
what version / release are you using ?
have you seen some message "QINTER had an allocation error for device..."
in QSYSOPR or in a DSPLOG ?
are you using only ssl connections ?
no limit in your QINTER SBSD and wse ?

Paul





From: James Rich <james@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: Midrange Systems Technical Discussion <midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: 10/11/2015 18:24
Subject: Re: No new SSL-telnet connections
Sent by: "MIDRANGE-L" <midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx>



On Mon, 9 Nov 2015, James Rich wrote:

I've got a bit of a puzzle here. Existing SSL telnet connections work
fine,
but trying to start a new SSL telnet connection either doesn't work at
all,
or in one case, took 20 minutes to connect. I've checked that the
certificates are ok and both the CA certificate and the server
certificate
are ok until next year. Firewall isn't the problem as this is occurring
over
the LAN as well, plus as I mentioned, existing SSL telnet connections
are
working just fine. Any ideas where I should look?

A little more information on this puzzle. Suddenly SSL connections are
working, with no apparent changes at all. Nothing was restarted, no error

messages ever logged. But for nearly 24 hours new SSL connections either
wouldn't start at all or would be extremely slow to start. Doing a
NETSTAT revealed that the iSeries was receiving bytes from the client but
showed zero bytes sent. We are still scratching our heads over this. We
don't know why it stopped working or why it suddenly started working. The

one oddity is that many of the new connections are now coming in under
QCTL instead of QINTER. Any more thoughts?

James Rich

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