Gateway (EProxy) timeouts/lockups

Is anyone experiencing frequent Gateway EProxy timeouts or lockups ?

We have several gateways around the world all coming into a single

Portal/Profile server.The corporate WAN in most instances provides

acceptable bandwidth to the Portal server, but there will at times be heavy

congestion.

The problem we see as identified by iwtGateway logs is numerous EProxy

errors that perhaps indicate a network timeout...

ERROR: EProxyConnection cannot set TcpNoDelay on Socket[address of remote

IP,port=xxxx,localport=443]

java.net.SocketException: Invalid Argument

This error is not fatal, and the gateway will continue on eventually.

But - if this error occurs 3 times within 3 minutes, Eproxy will hang and

the Gateway will refuse all further connections until restarted. The Eproxy

Java process itself doesn't crash, as 'ps' shows it is still running. The

gateway watchdog process also does not catch this condition.

The fatal error message that results is:

ERROR: EProxyConnection cannot accept new connection on

ServerSocket[addr=0.0.0.0/0.0.0.0/port=0,localport=443]

java.net.SocketException: Software caused connection ABORT

We have also exhausted all the suggested tweaks iPlanet tech support has

provided. The best we have come up with is to add our own watchdog to

monitor iwtGateway logs for this error and to restart the gateway

automatically.Not foolproof, but a big help.

I was just wondering if anyone else experienced this problem and perhaps

found an adjustment to fix it for either SP2 or SP3?

Thanks,

Gary

[1689 byte] By [708803] at [2007-11-25 4:31:17]
# 1

What are the other error messages you see when subsequent connections are

refused

Karthik !

Gary Beshara wrote:

> Is anyone experiencing frequent Gateway EProxy timeouts or lockups ?

>

> We have several gateways around the world all coming into a single

> Portal/Profile server.The corporate WAN in most instances provides

> acceptable bandwidth to the Portal server, but there will at times be heavy

> congestion.

>

> The problem we see as identified by iwtGateway logs is numerous EProxy

> errors that perhaps indicate a network timeout...

>

> ERROR: EProxyConnection cannot set TcpNoDelay on Socket[address of remote

> IP,port=xxxx,localport=443]

> java.net.SocketException: Invalid Argument

>

> This error is not fatal, and the gateway will continue on eventually.

>

> But - if this error occurs 3 times within 3 minutes, Eproxy will hang and

> the Gateway will refuse all further connections until restarted. The Eproxy

> Java process itself doesn't crash, as 'ps' shows it is still running. The

> gateway watchdog process also does not catch this condition.

>

> The fatal error message that results is:

>

> ERROR: EProxyConnection cannot accept new connection on

> ServerSocket[addr=0.0.0.0/0.0.0.0/port=0,localport=443]

> java.net.SocketException: Software caused connection ABORT

>

> We have also exhausted all the suggested tweaks iPlanet tech support has

> provided. The best we have come up with is to add our own watchdog to

> monitor iwtGateway logs for this error and to restart the gateway

> automatically.Not foolproof, but a big help.

>

> I was just wondering if anyone else experienced this problem and perhaps

> found an adjustment to fix it for either SP2 or SP3?

>

> Thanks,

>

> Gary

Guest at 2007-6-30 21:18:29 > top of Java-index,Web & Directory Servers,Portal Servers...
# 2
Yes. We are being told that SP4 HP1 (hot patch 1) will fix the gateway problems. Also are you doing alot of rewriting (ie, pointing to internal web servers)?
708803 at 2007-6-30 21:18:29 > top of Java-index,Web & Directory Servers,Portal Servers...