on 06-04-2009 4:54 PM
Hi all,
In the last couple of weeks our PI communication channels keep throwing "FTP connection refused" errors. I already did a lot of searching on this forum, changed many settings, but the error just keeps coming up.
In our scenario we use PI to poll on files with a specific file mask on an external ftp-server. Files that comply to the file mask are transferred and mapped to our SAP MM/SD system, archived and deleted from the FTP-server. This scenario works fine for a couple days. After that I get the error message:
"Error occurred while connecting to the ftp-server "62.50.2.149:21": java.net.ConnectException: Connection refused: connect"
I tried using a ftp-client to connect to the ftp-server from the PI-system, which gave no errors. I also looked into the log on the external ftp-server, which didn't show any connection attempts from the PI system. I also extended the polling intervals, but this only extended the time for the ftp error to return. I also uninstalled the McAfee virusscan.
The only way to correct the error is rebooting the PI system. After the reboot the ftp connection is restored, but after a week the ftp connection refused error is back.
Is anyone familiair with this error and has a solution for this?
Thanks in advance!
Best regards,
Ivo
Hi
R u using FTP (Free Version ??)
it's problem with FTP Server , no problem with PI.
Srini
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Is ur production system running in cluster environment, then there could be a issue with "internal web dispatchers".
Ask ur basis team to have a check any of your internal web dispatchers is stopped. If yes then do the start.
Prabhu Rajesh
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Hi,
Check the parameter setting of the receiver communication channel.
The parameters need to check are about FTP connection parameters,especially "time out " ,"connection mode" and "username password". Is the values of "connection mode " is "per file transfer'?
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Hello Ivo
Check SAP note #821267 FAQ: XI 3.0 / PI 7.0/ PI 7.1 File Adapter - Question 26. This discusses the error that you get.
It might also help to set the ftp.timeout parameter (see note #849089 I 3.0 / PI 7.0 File Adapter: FTP Timeout Handling).
Regards
Mark
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check the system log of receiver system, it might be the case of maximum connection limit reached.
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Hi NE,
The maximum connection limit has already been raised. I checked the system log of the
receiver system/ftp-server. The log doesn't show any connection attempts by the PI system,
while PI keeps giving connection refused errors. I also tried to create a ftp connection from
a command prompt on the PI server to the same system, which didn't gave any errors.
Regards,
Ivo
The log doesn't show any connection attempts by the PI system,
while PI keeps giving connection refused errors.
Check if PI is pointing to the required server....the IP address that you mentioned in your starting post....
Also check with the network people if the port gets into some restriction....
Hi Abhishek,
The IP address in the communication channel is correct.
Last night we rebooted the PI system and now the ftp connection is working fine again. But the error usually returns after one or twee weeks.
I just checked with the network guy and he told me that McAfee was running again on the PI system.
Could that cause the ftp connection error?
Regards,
Ivo
Check the network bandwidth and latency may be that can be the reason ....
Rajesh
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