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SYMPTOMSYou have Lotus Notes server software running on your computer running Windows NT Server. Your Lotus Notes clients may experience difficulty connecting to this Lotus Notes server for periods of time up to five minutes. A network packet capture reveals that the client connection attempts are being refused by a Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) reset from the server. CAUSELotus Notes Server programmatically binds a backlog queue of five to Winsock. RESOLUTION
Lotus Development Corporation has produced a fix that increases the size of
the backlog queue to the maximum under Windows NT Server. Please contact
Lotus Notes technical support for more information regarding this fix.
ARTICLE-ID: Q65416 MORE INFORMATION
The issue appears when a large number of users try to connect to the Lotus
Notes server at the same time. The Winsock backlog queue fills up because
of the time it takes for the server to service the request and the hundreds
of new requests that are continually being attempted. This problem has only
been reported in large enterprise environments and has been reproduced on a
Lotus Notes 4.x server but may affect earlier versions as well.
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