[isalist] Re: ISA server problem - connection refused.
- From: "Jim Harrison" <Jim@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <isalist@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>,<isalist@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 19 Apr 2006 08:02:26 -0700
10061 is a Winsock error tht ISA has no control of whatsoever.
It's generated by Winsock (not ISA) when the upstream host actively refuses the
connection (sends a RST).
The only way to show that this is actually happening is to gather a packat
capture while you try to repro the behavior.
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From: isalist-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx on behalf of Stuart Tonge
Sent: Wed 4/19/2006 4:24 AM
To: isalist@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [isalist] ISA server problem - connection refused.
Hi all.
I have an ISA server 2004 box deployed as a web proxy.
I have set an allow any-any rule to stop the firewall interfering.
I have my users proxying through this box to the web.
It works 95% of the time. The rest of the time, i get a 10061 connection
refused error.
If i refresh the page, it generally refreshes the first time.
This happens on many sites & has been seen nmultiple times on microsoft.com,
bbc.co.uk, isaserver.org.
Sometimes images do not load on a page, but this is fairly rare, and some of
the images may load.
Some will load, some will not.
I have tried to isolate 'problem sites' but this has not worked - the error
seems totally random.
The only common occurance I have noted is that after one error, some clients -
not all - seem to have trouble
connecting to any site for the next 30-60 seconds, instead receiving the error
over and over.
I have only seen this on 2 of 40 clients.
I have tried disabling all web filter add-ins, caching, ip routing, ip
filtering, etc.
Basically i've tried every button i can find in ISA 2004! nothing makes the
problem better.
It's also hard to test since it's intermittent.
The ISA server is directly connected to a firewall which filters traffic, but
this device works fine 100% of the time when
web traffic passed via it instead of ISA.
ISA is reporting no errors in the console. There are no errors in the syslogs.
Does anyone have any ideas short of uninstalling ISA & getting a refund?
Thanks,
Stuart Tonge
Pink Fish I.T. LTD
Network Architect
stuart.tonge@xxxxxxxxxxxx
http://www.pink-fish.tv
01302 365408
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