I am running Portal 2.4.36 on a WinXP Pro, ver 2002, SP3. I am using SNAPstick on a USB expansion port, self powered. The remaining SNAP network consists entirely of (4)RF200 and (6)SM200 nodes. Data from the SM200 nodes is mcast to the RF200 nodes which in turn do a rpc(portalAddr, "logEvent", msg).
These RPCs arrive at Portal at an average of 2.4 msgs/sec (from all RF200 nodes). Each message consists of 12 ASCII bytes. After a variable amount of time, 4-12 hours, the Portal eventLog eventually stops, no messages or scrolling. Using a sniffer on another computer, I see that the RF200 nodes are still sending RPCs to Portal. In Windows Task Manager, the Portal.exe process is still present, but no activity is indicated.
I can ping any of the RF200s nodes from Portal to restart the eventLog.
Do you have any idea what is happening? Thanks in advance!
These RPCs arrive at Portal at an average of 2.4 msgs/sec (from all RF200 nodes). Each message consists of 12 ASCII bytes. After a variable amount of time, 4-12 hours, the Portal eventLog eventually stops, no messages or scrolling. Using a sniffer on another computer, I see that the RF200 nodes are still sending RPCs to Portal. In Windows Task Manager, the Portal.exe process is still present, but no activity is indicated.
I can ping any of the RF200s nodes from Portal to restart the eventLog.
Do you have any idea what is happening? Thanks in advance!
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