Problem with running sybase(2)

[mxshao]

When the following messages displayed, some other actions happened. As described below:

messages on console and SQLServer errorlog:
kernel Cannot read,host process disconnected

At the same time ,in a continuous ping operation, when Client access DBMS in host, the following message displayed sometimes:
Source quench received.

I wonder why the second message created, and how to resolve it.

Thanks

[Alex Glennie]

PROBLEM

Receiving "Source Quench Received" messages on primary network interface.

RESOLUTION

These errors are totally harmless but can be a nuisance if a ping monitor is
being run on the network. There is currently no patch to remove the message but
the change has been implemented in HP-UX release 11.01. It is not known at this
time when 11.01 will be released. In the interim, there are two ways that these
error messages can be suppressed. A single command will take care of them
temporarily or the /etc/rc.config.d/nddconf file can be modified to make the
change permanent.

The following command will suppress the messages until the next time the system
is reset.

# ndd -set /dev/ip ip_send_source_quench 0

A permanent solution is to add the following lines to the file
/etc/rc.config.d/nddconf:

TRANSPORT_NAME[INDEX]=ip
NDD_NAME[INDEX]=ip_send_source_quench
NDD_VALUE[INDEX]=0

Note: Substitute INDEX with a proper value depending on what other entries are
in the file. See the comment in the nddconf file for advice on how to set the
value of INDEX.

[Alex Glennie]

PROBLEM

Receiving "Source Quench Received" messages on primary network interface.

RESOLUTION

These errors are totally harmless but can be a nuisance if a ping monitor is
being run on the network. There is currently no patch to remove the message but
the change has been implemented in HP-UX release 11.01. It is not known at this
time when 11.01 will be released. In the interim, there are two ways that these
error messages can be suppressed. A single command will take care of them
temporarily or the /etc/rc.config.d/nddconf file can be modified to make the
change permanent.

The following command will suppress the messages until the next time the system
is reset.

# ndd -set /dev/ip ip_send_source_quench 0

A permanent solution is to add the following lines to the file
/etc/rc.config.d/nddconf:

TRANSPORT_NAME[INDEX]=ip
NDD_NAME[INDEX]=ip_send_source_quench
NDD_VALUE[INDEX]=0

Note: Substitute INDEX with a proper value depending on what other entries are
in the file. See the comment in the nddconf file for advice on how to set the
value of INDEX.