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Platform Networking Question 1 Sign in to vote Hi all, I am facing a "10055no buffer socket error 10053 space available" error on a host with Windows Server 2012. This error is actually reported on a SAP system on the host and it will cause
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the SAP system to be inaccessible. We've reported this to SAP and after running the netstat command, they are claiming that the issue is down to an OS process/service which is taking up a lot of UDP ports. This has been identified as the WinRM service responsible for Remote Management. Are the UDP socket error 10054 connection reset by peer ports related to the initial error? If yes then can anything be done to the WinRM service? Thanks and regards. Tuesday, March 11, 2014 10:19 AM Reply | Quote All replies 0 Sign in to vote Hi, An operation on a socket or pipe was not performed because the system lacked sufficient buffer space or because a queue was full. WinSock was unable to allocate additional memory to accommodate the function request. This error indicates a shortage of resources on your computer. It can occur if you are trying to run too many applications (of any kind) simultaneously on your computer. If this error tends to occur when you run certain applications, it might indicate that the applications do not properly return system resources (such as memory). It might also indicate that you are not closing the applications correctly. Run netstat with parameter –o, combine with task manager, you can find out the service that is running ou
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