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Closing ports on HPUX

Monday, 25 April 2011 13:34 Last Updated on Sunday, 01 May 2011 08:07 Written by VladoPortos 0 Comments Hello all,

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Issue
type: client/server )

You might get to situation when you get your application unresponsive or very slow ( related to application one of the reasons might be that application dont close port properly so you end up with large number of opened ports waiting for closure You can check using this command as root: ndd -get /dev/tcp tcp_status |grep FIN_WAIT

you will get result lines like: e0000007fc036600 010.090.175.039 676b9813 676b9813 00007ff5 00000514 6a6a766c 6a6a766c 00008000 04000 01300 [dfa4,204] TCP_FIN_WAIT_2* Or count the ports waiting for closure: ndd -get /dev/tcp tcp_status |grep FIN_WAIT | wc -l

SONS OF ELLYRION

If you get high number that is not going down, you have a problem

Solution
although not recommended there is temporary workaround to deal with this. Closing the ports manually / with script. We are going to do it in two steps. First we create temporary files with this open ports, and than we will close them one by one with script. 1st ndd -get /dev/tcp tcp_status |grep FIN_WAIT > temp.txt 0 from 416 Pages (0%) Ulthuan is a land at the verge of destruction. At Lothern, a fell army marches against the elven defenders of Prince Imrik and Prince Tyrion. 2nd for i in `cat temp.txt | awk {print $1}`; do ndd -set /dev/tcp tcp_discon 0x${i}; done 1 (Graham McNeill)

Feel generous today ?

This should clean it up, check after, and get the program causing this to fix ! By me a beer ! Regards, VladoPortos

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Tags: client, closed, FIN_WAIT, HPUX, ndd, open, opened, port, server, slow, tcp_discon, tcp_status, Unix, unresponsive, waiting

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