Many open UDP ports

Dan Ydén

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Is it normal to have thousand of open UDP ports on a high trafficated website when you are using the RemoteEventListner (for chache handling)?
It seems like the ports remains until the next application pool recycling.

#27221

Jan 21, 2009 13:31

Dan Ydén

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#27222

Jan 21, 2009 13:35

Nicklas Israelsson

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Hello,

Are you running CMS 5 SP2 by any chance? There is this known issue there:

#10566 EPiServer Events System consumes all UDP ports after is has been running for several hours

This issue is fixed in SP3 and later.

#27224

Jan 21, 2009 14:35

Dan Ydén

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I am running CMS 5 SP1 (5.1.422.122), so upgrading to SP3 will fix it?

#27226

Jan 21, 2009 14:50

Nicklas Israelsson

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The bug was found in SP2 but it's entirely possible that it was existing in SP1 aswell.

I can't say for sure if upgrading to SP3 will fix it but I would try upgrading and test if that helps resolve the issue.

#27228

Jan 21, 2009 15:09

Dan Ydén

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Thank you, I will upgrade to SP3.

#27229

Jan 21, 2009 15:11

Dan Ydén

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Will an upgrade to SP3 affect my database or does it only affect the EPiServer files within the webroot?

#27267

Jan 22, 2009 12:20

Nicklas Israelsson

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There are no changes made to the database when upgrading from SP2 to SP3. But since you're using SP1 you're going to have to upgrade the database as well.

#27271

Jan 22, 2009 13:40

Dan Ydén

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The UDP problem is gone after upgrading to CMS 5 SP3 so I'll guess the UDP bug exists in SP1 aswell.

#27406

Jan 29, 2009 9:57

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