Are you using a specific port?
I ran into this a long time ago, same kind of problem. Couldn't login,
restarted the service and remedy couldn't bind to the port, had to
bounce the server. In the end I think the UNIX admin decided that
another program was somehow able to hijack the port Remedy was mapped
to. Once it had the port Remedy was locked out of it. I'm not talking
malware. Just some other program on our box that decided it wanted our
port even though it was on the portmapper exclusion list. We probably
could of done something to free the port but at the time didn't know
what was going on and bounced it instead. Think it only happened like
twice in 2 1/2 years and it was our dev box so I never really dug into
it.
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Dylan Wheeler
Production Control Analyst Principal 
IT Operations 
Downey Savings & Loan Association, F.A. 
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        Subject: Unable to restat Remedy - Cannot Bind TCP Service
        
        
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        HI

         

        We had a situation last night where one of our remedy servers
hung and most people where unable to login or perform any tasks. The
server has been running for approx 3 mths just fine.

         

        After some investigation we decided to restart remedy as we
could see any obvious problems. That's when the **** hit the fan

         

        When we restarted the server we received messages that the
server (pid) had died and that it "cannot bind TCP Service with port
2010. It was bound to 600xx"

        The message repeats over and over with the 600xx number changing
at each interation.

         

        In the end we had to bounce the box to get Remedy to restart
(this is not good). This is only the second time in 12 months we have
had to restart Remedy or the box.

         

        The only paper I could find that referenced arplugin - the
remedy server does use any arplugins and while they are present in the
ar.conf they are not tied to a specific ports

         

        AR 6.03 patch 16

        Solaris 10

        Oracle 10.1.1

        Sun V440

        DB is dataguarded to DR machine

         

        AR server shares the box with Oracle but memory did not seem to
be a problem. The event occurred at 1645 local time so the DB is only
supporting remedy,

         

        Took 4 hours to halt Remedy, halt DB bounce box, client is
********************* unhappy.

         

        Can anyone shed some light on this and how we can solve it
without performing a hard reset. Some sought of Solaris command.

         

        I did an rpcinfo but this this not help

        Regards

        Stuart Schon

        Acting Team Leader Remedy Solutions

        Managed Services | Remedy Solutions | KAZ Group Pty Ltd

        Level 4 320 Pitt Street | Sydney NSW 2000

        * (02) 9844 0590 | 7 (02) 9844 0600 

        [EMAIL PROTECTED] | www.kaz-group.com

         

         

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