Re: [LUG] refused connections

[Neil Stone <NeilStone@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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Neil Williams wrote:
| When would a typical server refuse a connection request?
|
| Is it just a symptom of an overload type problem on that server?
|
| It's an ECONNREFUSED error coming from the OS/hardware of the server,
rather
| than from software (AFAICT).
|
| I used to get loads of these errors, but now that it's holiday time,
I'm not
| getting any!
|
| I can detect these other types of errors:
| DNS
| socket timeout / denied connections
| dropped connections
| broken connections
|
| refused connections are quite different in behaviour.
|

Network or CPU load methinks....

Neil Stone
Systems Administrator
ST Technology

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