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Hi all,

When i want to bring down the Datastage Server,

When i used this command

netstat -a|grep dsrpc.

tcp 0 0 *:dsrpc *:* LISTEN
tcp 0 0 vmzlsliis07.r1-co:dsrpc vmzlsliis07.r1-co:27106 FIN_WAIT2
tcp 0 0 vmzlsliis07.r1-co:dsrpc vmzlsliis07.r1-co:21889 FIN_WAIT2
tcp 0 0 vmzlsliis07.r1-co:dsrpc vmzlsliis07.r1-co:20294 FIN_WAIT2
tcp 0 0 vmzlsliis07.r1-co:dsrpc vmzlsliis07.r1-co:18275 TIME_WAIT
tcp 0 0 vmzlsliis07.r1-co:dsrpc vmzlsliis07.r1-co:16381 TIME_WAIT
tcp 0 0 vmzlsliis07.r1-co:dsrpc vmzlsliis07.r1-cor:6399 TIME_WAIT
tcp 0 0 vmzlsliis07.r1-co:dsrpc NJPAR5WHD1291C.nj.:1135 ESTABLISHED
tcp 1 0 vmzlsliis07.r1-co:27106 vmzlsliis07.r1-co:dsrpc CLOSE_WAIT
tcp 1 0 vmzlsliis07.r1-co:21889 vmzlsliis07.r1-co:dsrpc CLOSE_WAIT
tcp 1 0 vmzlsliis07.r1-co:20294 vmzlsliis07.r1-co:dsrpc CLOSE_WAIT


I am getting so many connections.other than dsrpc, If we want to bring down the Datastage Engine all ports must be clean right? Can any one tell me how to clean these ports. I am on operating system ZOS.

netstat -aA|grep dsrpc is not working in ZOS

Thanks in Advance

No, not down but they will need to be 'clean' before you can bring it back up again... and that usually just involves waiting as they typically clear themselves.

chulett wrote:No, not down but they will need to be 'clean' before you can bring it back up again... and that usually just involves waiting as they typically clear themselves. ...

Yes i know but
Can you explain how to clean the ports?

You wait and they clear themselves in a few minutes. If one is well and truly hung, an SA would need to do something.

Reboot the server. It is a 'crude' but a quick fix

Regards
Sreeni

Sreenivasulu wrote:Reboot the server. It is a 'crude' but a quick fix

Regards
Sreeni

Ya i Put this as my final option.

Thanks Sreeni