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OpenDeploy connection

rsb

I have suddenly started getting the below mentioned error.

***ERROR - Job ID=m590Deployment=content_dev_to_preview181170
Base: Exceeded all 15 retries to get a connection with the target
OpenDeploy host.
Failed creating socket

Opendeploy is up and running fine.

Could you please help?

Thanks
Ratna

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Gregg Faus

How about on the target server? This message would indicate that a connection couldn't be established on the target server, not the source. If it is running, could your IT staff have closed the deployment port in a firewall change?

Gregg Faus

Another thing I'd try is to telnet to the target server from the operations (source) server. So if the target server was named "target" and the OD port was 1701 you'd simply use this command from the command line (or shell):
telnet target 1701

You should get a response.

rsb

Target opendeploy is also fine. I am not sure about the 'deployment firewall' as mentioned by you. I will check. But there is a very slim chance. Can there be any other problem?

Thanks
Ratna

Gregg Faus

Well I was just curious if there was a firewall between your operations server to the target server? I've had it happen here where our network staff will install a new firewall or change some ACL's and my deployments will stop working.

Did you try to telnet to the target from the source server yet? That'll clear up the whether there is a TCP connection issue.

Migrateduser

The OD sender couldn't connect with the OD target. Check that the server is up, OD is running and listening on the target, odnodes address and port are correct, and nothing is interfering with connectivity between the sender and target systems.

Todd Scallan
Director of Product Management
Interwoven
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