Hi, My sybase unwired server is stopping frequently. could any body help me out?

[Former Member]

Hi,

      I have installed unwired server 2.1 in windows 2008 r2 server and updated to 2.1.3. My unwired server starts normally. but sybase unwired server is stopping in frequent timings in every 2 or 3 mints.. Could any body help me out please?

     I am running unwired server in default port 2000. and I have shutdown firewalls.

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi Srinivas,

You got any solution for this issue? I am facing similar issue in SUP 2.2 setup.

SAP has recommended to replace one file, for which i first need to upgrade the version to 2.2 SP2.

Regards,

Vikas

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Yes, we have solved this, Earlier my SUP service in services.msc is started as local now I have started with Service account. Infact every service related to SUP in services.msc is started with Service account.

Regards

Srinivas

[former_member190800]

might be a license issue... can you post the log?

[Former Member]

HI Stan,

          Thank you for your reply, I have no issues on license file, I am using EE and DT type license. When I checked logs I found a line "SHUT DOWN REQUEST FROM MLSTOP".After this, Db is disconnecting and server is stopping. This is happening in 1 or 2 mints interval. I am uploading my server stating and shut down logs. please go through them, help me in sorting this problem.

Thanks & Regards

Srinivas

cherry.e08@gmail.com

8148876579

unwired server start_log.txt.zip

unwired server shtting down log.txt.zip

[brenton_ocallaghan]

Hi Srinivas,

This is an interesting one. The mlstop utility is for stopping the MobiLink server on your local machine. It difficult to say why this is suddenly being triggered.

Can I make two suggestions:

1. Check the windows event log for errors - it can sometimes happen that when something happens on the windows side, it tells SUP to shutdown gracefully (or not but this looks graceful).
2. If there is nothing useful there, I would say, raise a case with Sybase. They usually eat this stuff for lunch and the mobilink team is really good at solving cases like this.

Hope that helps a bit and you get it sorted soon.

Cheers,

Brenton.