Fazil,
Did you have any luck figuring out what causing this? I've been having the
same issue, and I'm not having any luck figuring this out either.
I've noticed several RPC related errors in the logs, almost identical to what
you've listed. I'm wondering if I'm overloading the RPC server, or running out
of ports somehow.
Like you, our server appears to have more then enough horsepower: It's a Dell
2950, 4 gig of RAM, running Windows 2003. I'm running networker 7.4.4
(although I'm trying to track down the latest updates to see if that helps).
Any insights you've learned would be appreciated.
Fazil Saiyed wrote:
> Hello,
> The TCP tuning parameter have been mentioned for Unix\Linux\Aix servers
> here at the list in the past, if someone can re-post or search through,
> they can easily be adapted for windows, usually, via editing registry &\or
> NIC driver properties.
> Thanks
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> Do you still see the same problem with nsrjobd after you made the
> changes you mentioned? If so, you might have to do some TCP/IP tuning.
> I am not that skilled with Windows, but I had a similar problem with
> Solaris 10 and NetWorker 7.4 and I saw much improvement by making
> certain adjustments to some of my server's TCP/IP parameters. You
> might try asking EMC for recommendations or perhaps someone else on
> this list can provide recommendations for TCP/IP tuning in a Windows
> environment.
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> Also, what kind of server are you using for NetWorker (processor
> speed, amount of memory, disk space)? Does this problem happen
> frequently? What is the load like when this happens?
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> Hi Stan thanks for the reply.
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> I havent tried any TCP/IP tuning yet, maybe someone can help on this??
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> Also the server we are using is a proliant DL580 G2 with 4 CPUS 2794mhz
> 3.8 GB RAM
> 1.2GB Virtual memory
> 9.67GB page file.
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> The funny thing is that we have 2 NetWorker Datazones that are mirrored,
> both NetWorker servers are identical, However at 20:30 everynight when the
> "biggest savegroups" start (60 clients each). Both servers start to throw
> up the following errors:
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> nsrjobd Jobs error: Unable to find record for job 32327 during an
> attempt to send message to it.
> 4154 10/06/2008 20:36:52 nsrmmd#1 Lost connection to Media Database
> 39078 10/06/2008 20:36:57 savegrp RPC error: Connection lost with
> server
> 7087 10/06/2008 20:36:57 savegrp Lost channel with the server
> (nsrjobd)
> 32490 10/06/2008 20:36:57 savegrp group Live-Misc-Daily aborted.
> 39078 10/06/2008 20:36:59 savegrp RPC error: Connection lost with
> server
> 7087 10/06/2008 20:36:59 savegrp Lost channel with the server
> (nsrjobd)
> 32490 10/06/2008 20:36:59 savegrp group Live-Exchange-Daily aborted.
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> I think from e resource point of view we have plenty spare, however
> something seems to be bombing out the server and I cant quite put my
> finger on it.
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