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Asked by allysonhouston in Sybase Database, Windows 2003 Server
W2003 sp2 running SQL Anywhere version 8 database clients are receiving failed connections and time out errors. We've reinstalled Sybase on DB server, changed switch port and cable, removed teaming software and add on dual NICS, reinstalled application on Citrix application server (XenAPP 4.5), removed dual NICS and teaming software from Citrix server (all HP 1u). Receive error when logged in on system console and execute application directly from desktop (outside Citrix). This application runs successfully in a test Citrix environment and ran successfully in the production farm until the end of May. We had the network sniffed and discovered problems with Broadcom drivers and they have been upgraded. The problem is worse in the morning than in the afternoon. This server supports a loan documentation system that is used by 150 bank branches. It happens on both thin client and PC hardware. Is it possible we applied a Microsoft patch that upset the apple cart? Should I just rebuild the db server?
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