**

We’ve had this same problem at times with Mid Tier 6.3. Remedy tech support told me back in late January that patch 16 was supposed to fix it. Of course that was prior to the release of patch 16, and we haven’t applied patch 16 yet so I can’t confirm that it fixes it. Their advice was also to add the ARTCPPORT environment variable. I did that on my dev server and cycled IIS. However the problem didn’t go away for about a day after that. I never got an answer for exactly what has to happen after the variable is set for it to take effect. I’ll assume it requires a reboot, but can’t be certain.

 

Chad Hall 
(501) 342-2650


From: Action Request System discussion list(ARSList) [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of George Barsan
Sent: Tuesday, April 25, 2006 2:37 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: RPC bind failure error

 

** Hi Balaji,

We had some similar issues with a 6.3 Midtier, although on an lower patch level. A colleague of mine found out that the Midtier server "lost" the configured TCP port setting under high load. His solution was to set the ARTCPPORT variable - which seem to be used as fallback - in the start up script of our application server.

However, we communicated this issue & solution to Remedy and it should be solved in the meanwhile, but I unfortunately don't know in which patch set.

George

On 4/24/06, Balaji Chandrashekar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Sorry, forgot to provide the environment details:

ARS 6.3 (patch 16)
Oracle 9.1.6
Solaris 9
mid-tier 6.3 (patch 15)

And a small correction: RPC 111 is blocked on the firewall (and
not on the server as mentioned earlier)

Regards,
Balaji

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From: Balaji Chandrashekar [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Mon 4/24/2006 11:20 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: RPC bind failure error


I am having a strange problem with ARS and Mid-tier.

There is a firewall between ARS and mid-tier and once in a while
the mid-tier throws an "RPC bind failure" error and looses
connectivity with the server.  After 20-25 minutes, the
connection
resumes automatically on its own.  During this time, end users
are
not able to access the server.  This happens atleast twice in a
day!

ARS is configured for a specific port and the mid-tier server
has
this configured in the serverlist (TCP port specified).

We checked the firewall logs and found that once in a while the
mid-tier is trying to reach the server on RPC port 111, which is
blocked on the server.  Only the TCP specific port is allowed.
But, no idea how the connection is resumed again.

Stange thing is, it works perfectly fine in this setup and once
in
a while looses connectivity in this way.

In case any one has faced a similar problem or any help in this
regard is appreciated.

Many Thanks,
Balaji

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