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Known Errors
These are the known errors in our products, logged as reported with versions and platforms affected as well as corrections and work-arounds.
This list is largely historical, since it records all problems that have been reported throughout G&R history. Only the most recently reported problems still exist, unless you are using a very old copy of the product, in which case you should update the product to the most recent version.
If Ggate on UNIX/Linux was listening on more than three ports and there were client sessions connected, then if Ggate was taken down restart would fail, unless the client sessions were disconnected. Note that in general Ggate listens on only one or two ports, for example the native Ggate port and the TNVIP port. The internal test case that failed was a Ggate listening on the native, Telnet, TNVIP and TN3270 ports. The problem was caused by the client sessions that were forked inheriting all the listening ports from Ggate, but only disconnecting the first three, leaving the fourth listen open. When Ggate was restarted it was not able to listen on the fourth port, because the client sessions were still listening on it.
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