Hmmm, interesting.

        I just upgraded one of my AIX TSM servers on Tuesday to TSM
5.3.4.0 and in the last 2 days the server crashed with some TCPCOMM
messages:

 ANR9999D tcpcomm.c(2670): ThreadId<52> FlushBuffer (TCP): dataLen is
-1292424708. Session 7862 terminating.
ANR9999D ThreadId<52> issued message 9999 from:  <-0x000000010001c240
outDiagf
<-0x0000000100550de0 FlushBuffer <-0x0000000100553700 tcpRecv
<-0x000000010014 
51c8 ReceiveVerb <-0x000000010014b318 SmRecvVerb <-0x00000001004cfc10
smExecuteSession <-0x0000000100551794 SessionThread <-0x000000010000e9dc
StartThread <-0x09000000002f52f8 _pthread_body 
ANR9999D tcpcomm.c(2670): ThreadId<52> FlushBuffer (TCP): dataLen is
-1292424708. Session 7862 terminating.
ANR9999D ThreadId<52> issued message 9999 from:  <-0x000000010001c240
outDiagf
<-0x0000000100550de0 FlushBuffer <-0x00000001005517c4 SessionThread
<-0x000000 
010000e9dc StartThread <-0x09000000002f52f8 _pthread_body 
ANR9999D tcpcomm.c(2508): ThreadId<52> Error locking session number -1
ANR9999D ThreadId<52> issued message 9999 from:  <-0x000000010001c240
outDiagf
<-0x00000001005517f8 SessionThread <-0x000000010000e9dc StartThread
<-0x090000 
00002f52f8 _pthread_body 
ANR9999D pscomm.c(512): ThreadId<52> Session lock for session -1 was not
found
for deletion
ANR9999D ThreadId<52> issued message 9999 from:  <-0x000000010001c240
outDiagf
<-0x0000000100554688 psDestroySessionLock <-0x0000000100551898
SessionThread
<-0x000000010000e9dc StartThread <-0x09000000002f52f8 _pthread_body 

        I just opened up a case with support to see if they can tell
what is going on.

        I'll post anything if they suggest a fix.
Ben


-----Original Message-----
From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Dennis, Melburn W IT743
Sent: Thursday, July 20, 2006 8:49 AM
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: ANR9999D tcpcomm.c(779)

This weekend my server group made some updates to my 4 TSM servers.
Since then, every night around midnight 1 or more of the servers are
hanging and I have to restart them to restore communications.  After
they come back I query the actlog and I see the following errors:
 
ANR9999D tcpcomm.c(779): ThreadId<39> No buffer space is  available. The
socket cannot be connected.(SESSION: 4193)
 
I start seeing these around prime backup session time.  Below are the
list of updates that were done to the servers:
 
Firmware upgrades:

        ESM backplane
        RAID card

Driver upgrades:

        Network cards
        RAID card

OS upgrades:

        Service Pack1

Software upgrades:

        Veritas Storage Foundations 4.3 + MP1
        Dell Openmanage 5.0

TSM 5.3.3.1
W2K3 w/SP1
8GB RAM

Has anyone had similar problems with this and what have they done to fix
this?


Mel Dennis
Systems Engineer - IT743
Siemens Power Generation
4400 Alafaya Trail
Orlando, FL 32826
MC Q1-108
Tel:  (407) 736-2360
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