Craig,
I have done a gatedown on the spurious gateway, no help.
stopped/restarted the network, no help. The IP_NI pool is now nice and low, but still no VPN access, cant even ping 5.40 from a vpn connected pc, but can ping all other devices in the 5 subnet.
One odd thing is the gatelist in nettool shows the ONLY gateway (5.1) as NOT the default gateway, but it is gateway1, and it does show @ access...? Is that an oddity of the nettool ?
thanks
jp
-----Original Message-----
From: Craig Lalley [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: Wednesday, 28 November 2012 5:13 PM
To: John Pitman
Cc: [log in to unmask]
Subject: Re: more ftp issues???
John,
I have seen this happen when the buffer overflows. You can try
NETCONTROL NET=xxx;UPDATE=INTERNET
I hate to say it, but stoping and starting the network may help as well.
-Craig
Sent from my iPad
On Nov 27, 2012, at 9:54 PM, John Pitman <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> Just to add to the confusion...
>
> We have had a group vpn set up on each of our 4 HP systems in 4 places. All have been Ok for a long time, but recently the China machine became unreachable with reflections, even though the vpn connects to the router..
>
> Office to office is OK, but from home, the vpn connects, but reflections says it cant find the HP system.
>
> While I have been working on the (now intermittent ) ftp issue, watching the console, another guy has been trying the vpn issue. Now I see that whenever he tries to connect with reflections, I get the following msgs (several attempts ). The gateway to the site (5.1) is a Fortigate firewall, and its doing the vpns as well. With the vpn connected he can see anything inside 5. Subnet, EXCEPT the HP at 5.40.
>
> I also just noticed that nettool.net->name->routing->gatelist shows a device as a gateway (5.85), that does NOT show in config->summary anywhere...???and its listed as active....but the device does not ping???
>
>
> :** NS/3000 INTERNAL ERROR IN DSDAD; Job: 0; PIN: 104; Info: 0
> - Error: 41;
> - Miscellaneous : 1
> ** NS/3000 INTERNAL ERROR IN DSDAD; Job: 0; PIN: 104; Info: 0
> - Error: 42;
> - Miscellaneous : 0
> ** NS/3000 INTERNAL ERROR IN DSDAD; Job: 0; PIN: 104; Info: 0
> - Error: 43;
> - Miscellaneous : 10
> ** NS/3000 NetIPC ERROR IN DSDAD; Job: 0; PIN: 104
> - Error: 44;
> - Socket error : 116; DESTINATION UNREACHABLE.
> ** NS/3000 INTERNAL ERROR IN DSDAD; Job: 0; PIN: 104; Info: 0
> - Error: 41;
> - Miscellaneous : 1
> ** NS/3000 INTERNAL ERROR IN DSDAD; Job: 0; PIN: 104; Info: 0
> - Error: 42;
> - Miscellaneous : 0
> ** NS/3000 INTERNAL ERROR IN DSDAD; Job: 0; PIN: 104; Info: 0
> - Error: 43;
> - Miscellaneous : 10
> ** NS/3000 NetIPC ERROR IN DSDAD; Job: 0; PIN: 104
> - Error: 44;
> - Socket error : 116; DESTINATION UNREACHABLE.
> ** NS/3000 INTERNAL ERROR IN DSDAD; Job: 0; PIN: 104; Info: 0
> - Error: 41;
> - Miscellaneous : 1
> ** NS/3000 INTERNAL ERROR IN DSDAD; Job: 0; PIN: 104; Info: 0
> - Error: 42;
> - Miscellaneous : 0
> ** NS/3000 INTERNAL ERROR IN DSDAD; Job: 0; PIN: 104; Info: 0
> - Error: 43;
> - Miscellaneous : 10
> ** NS/3000 NetIPC ERROR IN DSDAD; Job: 0; PIN: 104
> - Error: 44;
> - Socket error : 116; DESTINATION UNREACHABLE.
> ** NS/3000 INTERNAL ERROR IN DSDAD; Job: 0; PIN:
> 104; Info: 0
> - Error: 41;
> - Miscellaneous : 1
> ** NS/3000 INTERNAL ERROR IN DSDAD; Job: 0; PIN: 104; Info: 0
> - Error: 42;
> - Miscellaneous : 0
> ** NS/3000 INTERNAL ERROR IN DSDAD; Job: 0; PIN: 104; Info: 0
> - Error: 43;
> - Miscellaneous : 10
> ** NS/3000 NetIPC ERROR IN DSDAD; Job: 0; PIN: 104
> - Error: 44;
> - Socket error : 116; DESTINATION UNREACHABLE.
> ** NS/3000 INTERNAL ERROR IN DSDAD; Job: 0; PIN: 104; Info: 0
> - Error: 41;
> - Miscellaneous : 1
> ** NS/3000 INTERNAL ERROR IN DSDAD; Job: 0; PIN: 104; Info: 0
> - Error: 42;
> - Miscellaneous : 0
> ** NS/3000 INTERNAL ERROR IN DSDAD; Job: 0; PIN: 104; Info: 0
> - Error: 43;
> - Miscellaneous : 10
> ** NS/3000 NetIPC ERROR IN DSDAD; Job: 0; PIN: 104
> - Error: 44;
> - Socket error : 116; DESTINATION UNREACHABLE.
> ** NS/3000 INTERNAL ERROR IN DSDAD; Job: 0; PIN: 104; Info: 0
> - Error: 41;
> - Miscellaneous : 1
> ** NS/3000 INTERNAL ERROR IN DSDAD; Job: 0; PIN: 104; Info: 0
> - Error: 42;
> - Miscellaneous : 0
> ** NS/3000 INTERNAL ERROR IN DSDAD; Job: 0; PIN: 104; Info: 0
> - Error: 43;
> - Miscellaneous : 10
> ** NS/3000 NetIPC ERROR IN DSDAD; Job: 0; PIN: 104
> - Error: 44;
> - Socket error : 116; DESTINATION UNREACHABLE.
> ** NS/3000 INTERNAL ERROR IN DSDAD; Job:
> 0; PIN: 104; Info: 0
> - Error: 41;
> - Miscellaneous : 1
> ** NS/3000 INTERNAL ERROR IN DSDAD; Job: 0; PIN: 104; Info: 0
> - Error: 42;
> - Miscellaneous : 0
> ** NS/3000 INTERNAL ERROR IN DSDAD; Job: 0; PIN: 104; Info: 0
> - Error: 43;
> - Miscellaneous : 10
> ** NS/3000 NetIPC ERROR IN DSDAD; Job: 0; PIN: 104
> - Error: 44;
> - Socket error : 116; DESTINATION UNREACHABLE.
> ** NS/3000 INTERNAL ERROR IN DSDAD; Job: 0; PIN: 104; Info: 0
> - Error: 41;
> - Miscellaneous : 1
> ** NS/3000 INTERNAL ERROR IN DSDAD; Job: 0; PIN: 104; Info: 0
> - Error: 42;
> - Miscellaneous : 0
> ** NS/3000 INTERNAL ERROR IN DSDAD; Job: 0; PIN: 104; Info: 0
> - Error: 43;
> - Miscellaneous : 10
> ** NS/3000 NetIPC ERROR IN DSDAD; Job: 0; PIN: 104
> - Error: 44;
> - Socket error : 116; DESTINATION UNREACHABLE.
> ** NS/3000 INTERNAL ERROR IN DSDAD; Job: 0; PIN: 104; Info: 0
> - Error: 41;
> - Miscellaneous : 1
> ** NS/3000 INTERNAL ERROR IN DSDAD; Job: 0; PIN: 104; Info: 0
> - Error: 42;
> - Miscellaneous : 0
> ** NS/3000 INTERNAL ERROR IN DSDAD; Job: 0; PIN: 104; Info: 0
> - Error: 43;
> - Miscellaneous : 10
> ** NS/3000 NetIPC ERROR IN DSDAD; Job: 0; PIN: 104
> - Error: 44;
> - Socket error : 116; DESTINATION UNREACHABLE.
>
>
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: HP-3000 Systems Discussion [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On
> Behalf Of Jeff Kell
> Sent: Wednesday, 28 November 2012 4:09 PM
> To: [log in to unmask]
> Subject: Re: [HP3000-L] more ftp issues???
>
> Hrmm... if you're now "out of peak time" in China and the problem buffer utilization line shows less "usage" now, then I have to hand the prize to Craig. If your utillization is the same or higher than before, then it likely wasn't a buffer shortage.
>
> Hey, it's China. Blame the Great FireWall :)
>
> Jeff
>
> On 11/27/2012 11:58 PM, John Pitman wrote:
>> Problem seems to have just now gone away. No visible change in nettool->res->disp values, or linkcontrol.....
>>
>>
>> GGGGRRRRRR
>>
>>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: HP-3000 Systems Discussion [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On
>> Behalf Of Jeff Kell
>> Sent: Wednesday, 28 November 2012 3:50 PM
>> To: [log in to unmask]
>> Subject: Re: [HP3000-L] more ftp issues???
>>
>> Now that's EXCEEDINGLY significant :) If you can get TCP applications working both ways, it greatly reduces the error possibilities.
>>
>> Craig may have a point on buffers, as FTP will try to use HUGE ones, while telnet is optimized for terminal operations (small).
>>
>> Otherwise it may be firewall intervention. You are not getting "anything" back from China on port 21 at all.
>>
>> I'd have to defer to James Hofmeister if he's still around for any
>> FTP-specific issues, he was the last grand wizard of the MPE ARPA
>> applications :)
>>
>> Jeff
>>
>> On 11/27/2012 11:43 PM, John Pitman wrote:
>>> telnet works ok from Melb to China, and the other way.
>>>
>>> -----Original Message-----
>>> From: Jeff Kell [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
>>> Sent: Wednesday, 28 November 2012 3:42 PM
>>> To: John Pitman
>>> Subject: Re: [HP3000-L] more ftp issues???
>>>
>>> Can you communicate in any other manner than FTP/ping? (e.g.,
>>> telnet, do you have DS services, nscopy, etc?)
>>>
>>> Grabbing at straws :)
>>>
>>> Linkcontrol looks fine.
>>>
>>> Jeff
>
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