> We are testing to see if it is possible to run a Virtualized 
> (VMWare) Version of a Cold Fusion application, which will be 
> accessed by IP address.
> We have VMWare running on a test server and installed a 
> virtualized version of the application and everything works. 
> Sporadically, we get a "Connection Reset by Peers error", 
> that I have been unable to track down and resolve. 
> 
> We have looked at both the CF server and IIS logs and can't 
> find any errors.
> It seems like we are getting a network error, but I am not 
> looking in the right place to find the error. 
> 
> Has anyone ever used Cold Fusion with VMWare? Any ideas why 
> we would sporadically get a connection error?

Many people are running CF on VMware, even in production environments.

This doesn't look like an error specific to VMware, but virtual servers can
have the same sort of problems as physical servers. "Connection reset by
peer" typically indicates that the client is no longer listening for a
response, which may happen if the response takes too long to get to the
client.

Are you using bridged networking, or NAT for your VMware server? I would
expect there to be some performance overhead with NAT, although I haven't
done any real testing to see if that's the case.

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