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This error looks like a communication issue. Do you have any software firewall programs or a firewall device or some other filter between?
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This error looks like a communication issue. Do you have any software firewall programs or a firewall device or some other filter between?

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It keep getting these error messages on 3 different blades in our blade center it is just a standard ping check. And the other blades work fine no error message i even changed the number of knock to 4 (that means 8 minutes is the server not responding). The server which runs servers alive is at the same subnet as the blade center. All servers are running windows server 2003 including the server which runs the servers alive.<br />
Any ideas ?<br />

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It keep getting these error messages on 3 different blades in our blade center it is just a standard ping check. And the other blades work fine no error message i even changed the number of knock to 4 (that means 8 minutes is the server not responding). The server which runs servers alive is at the same subnet as the blade center. All servers are running windows server 2003 including the server which runs the servers alive.
Any ideas ?


192.168.140.2XX is DOWN (The current socket connection has been reset.) Mail generated by Woodstone Servers Alive at 7. maj 2008 01:05:03

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