
F5 SDC Troubleshooting Guide
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The Linux command netstat –anp | grep <PORT>, does not return the LISTEN
answer as it should and instead only the prompt line displays.
The following is an example of a return LISTEN answer:
tcp 0 0 :::8080 :::* LISTEN 8091/java
tcp 0 0 ::ffff:10.2.108.3:18080 :::* LISTEN 8430/java
The following is an example of when the LISTEN answer does not display:
[root@sdcvm108-01 /]#
Resolution
Use the following Linux command to stop the LISTEN process to that IP and
port: kill -9 <PORT>.
Configure the Port to bind it to a different address.
Remove the VS and configure new one that binds on different available IP and
port.
4.5.3 FEP Cannot Return Answer Back to Client
Error Description
Request is routed correctly to server, and answer is returned from server to FEP-O, CPF and
then to FEP, but it is not forwarded from FEP back to client.
Causes
Client disconnects before it receives answer.
Client sent a CER to FEP, but does not wait for CEA before it sends its requests.
So the requests are routed to server, which returns answers, and the answers
arrive to FEP before CER was processed inside the FEP. This results in the
return answers being routed to a closed peer (client).
Symptoms
The following WARN message appears in the FEP log with the client peer as origin: “Cannot
route the answer back, request's Origin Peer {0} was disconnected. Failed to send {1}”
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