On 3/19/06, Gary Burd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On 3/17/06, Vinod Panicker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > On 3/10/06, Vinod Panicker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Since this thread is talking about Google S2S, I thought I'd add my > > > observation here as well. > > > > > > On the geodesiconline.com server, I see many inbound connections from > > > the gtalk servers. After just a day of uptime, there are around 90 > > > inbound s2s connections. Just wanted to check if this is expected > > > behaviour. > > > > This had since gone to 400+ connections before I restarted the server. > > Connections are from the same ip, but different ports. > > > > I can close the inbound s2s connections, but I'm not doing that for > > the sake of efficiency. Is there some other problem or is this a bug > > in the gtalk server? > > There should be no more than two inbound connections from the Google > Talk Service, and each should be from a unique IP address. I > currently see one outbound connection from the Google Talk Service to > geodesiconline.com. > > To help me debug the problem, can you please tell me the date that you > first observed the problem and the Google Talk ip address involved?
I don't quite remember the first occurence of the problem, but its been for weeks now. The ip addresses involved are 64.233.166.129 and 216.239.36.129 Seeing the logs, the inbound session doesn't show a closing stream tag. And the netstat output currently shows 89 ESTABLISHED connections from 64.233.166.129 and 25 ESTABLISHED connections from 216.239.36.129 for port 5269. Regards, Vinod.
