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> It looks like this is not an OS issue. It may be a firewall issue. I > decided to make an older Linux box that I haven't converted to Solaris the > primary feed. I am seeing the same disconnect error with that box, BUT I am > feeding the CONDUIT data to psnldm BEHIND the firewall from the Linux box and > am not seeing the error. The Linux system is getting the CONDUIT data from Bigbird and relaying it to the Solaris 5.10 system? > Have you seen firewalls cause issues like this? We've seen firewalls do some strange things. I don't recall this particular behavior, however. Usually, a firewall prevents a connection from being established at all. Firewalls are, however, general-purpose computers -- so they can do almost anything. Some firewalls have packet-shaping capabilities which interfere with the LDM (they artificially limit the amount of traffic). Do you have a network administrator who could vet the configuration of your firewall? Regards, Steve Emmerson Ticket Details =================== Ticket ID: AET-991057 Department: Support LDM Priority: Normal Status: On Hold