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I find useful the stats provided by `netstat -s`, in particular this one that shows when a listening server is sometimes unresponsive: netstat -s | grep -i listen example taken from https://devops-insider.mygraphql.com/zh_CN/latest/kernel/network/socket/listen-queues/ref/tcp-syn-queue-and-accept-queue-overflow-explained.html: $ netstat -s | grep -i "listen" 189088 times the listen queue of a socket overflowed 30140232 SYNs to LISTEN sockets dropped Those stats get zeroed after system restart and do not show the port but I believe that are useful.
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Hi Frederik, Please create the relevant Jira ticket as per the change process, so that this may be reviewed. Thanks |
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Hi John, I looked at the already opened tickets and found this same request, so I linked this pull request in that Jira ticket: https://jira.mongodb.org/browse/TSPROJ-4602 . Thanks |
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I find useful the stats provided by
netstat -s, in particular this one that shows when local listening servers are unresponsive:netstat -s | grep listen
example taken from https://devops-insider.mygraphql.com/zh_CN/latest/kernel/network/socket/listen-queues/ref/tcp-syn-queue-and-accept-queue-overflow-explained.html:
$ netstat -s | grep -i "listen"
189088 times the listen queue of a socket overflowed
30140232 SYNs to LISTEN sockets dropped
Those stats get zeroed after system restart and do not show the port but I believe that are useful.