A ping question and the infamous "sendto: No buffer space available" message
Ralph Yozzo
yozzo at larouch.uucp
Fri Dec 1 21:29:32 AEST 1989
Has anyone run into a situation where "ping'ing" a host
gives a
sendto:No buffer space available
message.
If someone has, I'd like to hear from him/her.
The only solution that I found is to reboot the machine.
Needless to say, the administration people are not to
thrilled with my constant rebooting.
What I was wondering is "Is there a way to reset the ping
or TCP buffers without rebooting?"
Also,
"What is the
sendto:No buffer space available
message mean?
I have checked "netstat -m" and there are
plently of mbufs available.
I've also tried killing inetd and restarting it
without any success.
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