battellemi
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Stumped!
Pro/I 3.4 m040
Win 2003 Server
Withthe blissful stroke ofa magic wand corporate IM decided to resegment the network. While doingthis waswarranted due to security concerns, it hasproduced a most perplexing Pro/I mystery.Users are nowexperiencing sudden ORA-03114 errors (i.e. OracleDisconnect), asreported in .proi.log, after a period of inactivity (40-60 min);regardless if Pro/Engineer isrunning.TNSPING reports port 1521 and all seems in order (this is verified on the server with 'netstat' 1521 is listening).Client function is unaffectedupon startup or logon.Again, it would appear, the error only occurs after a period of inactivity. PTCagrees a network issue isthe culprit, however, beyond a fewsuggestions, leaves much to ponder.
Withlimited direct visibility or access to the firewall, etc., any ideas on how to isolate the cause oris there anyone that may have struggled with this?
One additionalpoint ofclarification, prior to resegmentation all wasright with the world.
Pro/I 3.4 m040
Win 2003 Server
Withthe blissful stroke ofa magic wand corporate IM decided to resegment the network. While doingthis waswarranted due to security concerns, it hasproduced a most perplexing Pro/I mystery.Users are nowexperiencing sudden ORA-03114 errors (i.e. OracleDisconnect), asreported in .proi.log, after a period of inactivity (40-60 min);regardless if Pro/Engineer isrunning.TNSPING reports port 1521 and all seems in order (this is verified on the server with 'netstat' 1521 is listening).Client function is unaffectedupon startup or logon.Again, it would appear, the error only occurs after a period of inactivity. PTCagrees a network issue isthe culprit, however, beyond a fewsuggestions, leaves much to ponder.
Withlimited direct visibility or access to the firewall, etc., any ideas on how to isolate the cause oris there anyone that may have struggled with this?
One additionalpoint ofclarification, prior to resegmentation all wasright with the world.