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Art, Well, I've got some good news and some bad news. The good news is that I have a version of the LDM that should solve your problem. The bad news is that it will probably log an excessive number of warnings to the LDM log file about data-product injection sites with inaccurate clocks. The problem is due to a downstream LDM reconnecting and specifying a last-received data-product that was created in the future (at least as far as the upstream LDM and its system clock is concerned). This causes the upstream LDM to not find the last-received data-product and to, consequently, start sending data-products beginning with the "from" time in the reconnection request. Are you still interested in the new version? It will log an excessive number of messages to the LDM log file until we get the clocks at the injection sites fixed. Because many of those injection sites are NEXRAD sites managed by the NWS, it might take a while to get those clocks fixed. Do you have room for large log files? Are you familiar with the command "grep -v"? :-) Regards, Steve Emmerson Ticket Details =================== Ticket ID: JIG-686458 Department: Support LDM Priority: Normal Status: Closed