[THIN] TWS 2K3 : Outlook storm of connection over port 1026 & 2002

  • From: "Richard Manson" <rim@xxxxxxxxxx>
  • To: <thin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Wed, 24 Mar 2004 00:22:30 +0100

Hi !

 I have a serious problem with a WTS running Windows 2003 Server. 

 I use an Office 2000-SP3, prepared as a usual using a transform (ORK).

 Probably on Outlook start, I am to see a huge number of connections
(+/-2000) to a remote server on port 1026.
(On the server side the connections are initiated from transient port,
numbered sequentially.)


 It will last for a while and the same storm will happen over port
2002. It last quite a while (30 minutes) as connections attempts will
time-out and new connections will be made.

 The remote server getting connected to is a Global Catalogue Server.
Please note that this is not always the same getting connected to (we
are living in a big WAN). There is 3 GC I am aware of.

 It reaches a point on which the server will not accept new TS
connections. And the whole server will behave oddly. At this point, I
need to force the server shutdown.

 

 The only thing particular I see in my setup is that some of my users
profiles "roam" between a Windows 2000 and the Windows 2003 server WTS.

 

 Do anybody have seen such behaviour ? 

 

 Any idea on how to track down the origin for this problem ?

 

 Thanks for any input,

 

--Richard.



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