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Hello,
We have the problem that our firewall's memory regularly fills up after about 3 weeks.
If that is the case, there is no connection anymore.
The message appears more and more: TCP segment out of maximum allowed sequence. Packet dropped
Then only a reboot or swivel to the other module helps.
In our CheckMK you can clearly see how it goes up continuously.
We opened a ticket with CP. To analyze it, we would have to run into the error. But we cannot do that, because then there will be massive problems in the business.
I hope that someone in the community had a similar problem and solved it. Or has a few tips on how we can get this under control.
Installed on a Dell PowerEdge R740 64 GB RAM
R80.40 (Hotfix Take 94) (active / passive cluster)
Kernel: 3.10.0-957.21.3cpx86_64
Edition: 64-bit
Build Number: 294
Memory problem: memory runs out after a few times
Memory problem: memory runs out after a few times
Hello,
We have the problem that our firewall's memory regularly fills up after about 3 weeks.
If that is the case, there is no connection anymore.
The message appears more and more: TCP segment out of maximum allowed sequence. Packet dropped
Then only a reboot or swivel to the other module helps.
In our CheckMK you can clearly see how it goes up continuously.
We opened a ticket with CP. To analyze it, we would have to run into the error. But we cannot do that, because then there will be massive problems in the business.
I hope that someone in the community had a similar problem and solved it. Or has a few tips on how we can get this under control.
Installed on a Dell PowerEdge R740 64 GB RAM
R80.40 (Hotfix Take 94) (active / passive cluster)
Kernel: 3.10.0-957.21.3cpx86_64
Edition: 64-bit
Build Number: 294
Hello,
We have the problem that our firewall's memory regularly fills up after about 3 weeks.
If that is the case, there is no connection anymore.
The message appears more and more: TCP segment out of maximum allowed sequence. Packet dropped
Then only a reboot or swivel to the other module helps.
In our CheckMK you can clearly see how it goes up continuously.
We opened a ticket with CP. To analyze it, we would have to run into the error. But we cannot do that, because then there will be massive problems in the business.
I hope that someone in the community had a similar problem and solved it. Or has a few tips on how we can get this under control.
Installed on a Dell PowerEdge R740 64 GB RAM
R80.40 (Hotfix Take 94) (active / passive cluster)
Kernel: 3.10.0-957.21.3cpx86_64
Edition: 64-bit
Build Number: 294
