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Hello All,
We have one RPC server process, and a couple of RPC client processes when the system is running. We usually get RPC call failures from the actual client ...
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RPC failures...! any workarounds?
Hello All,
We have one RPC server process, and a couple of RPC client processes when the system is running. We usually get RPC call failures from the actual client site installation, and unfortunately we were not getting logs or anything which will help us debug the problem.
Since it is Linux, it uses tcp and two ports per RPC call, and in cases where the RPC server is not responsing or died, the port usage increases suddenly due to a large number of RPC calls getting flooded, and eventually the client processes crash because the ports in the system run out. The unix version of the application does not have this problem since it is using udp fro RPC calls instead of the connection oriented approach with tcp.
Is there any other mechanism, whereby I can get rid of these RPC calls and still able to make calls from one process to another?
Thanks,
J


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