Re: SCO & INFORMIX:Network driver cannot bind a name with the port
What NETTYPE's are supported on your platform?
Try another NETTYPE, such as tlitcp if available.
This looks like a configuration or resourcing issue. I think I came across
this 2 or 3 years ago at one site. I think I changed the NETTYPE to get
over it but later found it was a configuration issue. Dont remember what it
was though :-(
Murray Wood
----- Original Message -----
From: Alex Barilo <alex.barilo@phila.gov>
To: <informix-list@iiug.org>
Sent: Saturday, 22 May, 1999 00:56
Subject: Re: SCO & INFORMIX:Network driver cannot bind a name with the port
> In article <7hsvs5$3up$1@news.xmission.com>,
> Sujit.Pal@BankAmerica.com wrote:
>
> > Alex
> >
> > What are your NETTYPE config variables set to? That determines the
number
> > of user threads that can be allocated.
>
> Sujit,
>
> it was:
>
> NETTYPE ipcshm,3,400,CPU>
> Informix support adviced us to change it to:
>
> 2,250
>
> still doesn't help. The amount of total threads in onstat -u increases
> automatically from 128 to 256 when we hit 129 thread but it doesn't when
we
> are trying to go above that. I found USERTHREADS parmeter in Informix doc
and
> set it to 512 in onconfig - same result :( Is it ignored? SHMTOTAL set to
0,
> meaning 'unlimited'. Hmmm, hopefully...
>
> Alex.
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