Notes error: The TCP/IP stack can't bind a network address to a TCP socket, please verify that the TCP stack has been properly initialized

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Till yesterday my scheduled agent was running fine but now i am getting this error “Notes error: The TCP/IP stack can’t bind a network address to a TCP socket, please verify that the TCP stack has been properly initialized”

Now i am running the agent manually and it is working fine.

The errors appears at the line where the agent calls “sendmail” sub-procedure.

What could be the problem?

Pls Guide

Thanks

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Subject: Notes error: The TCP/IP stack can’t bind a network address to a TCP socket, please verify that the TCP stack has been properly initialized

Check the notes.ini on the for:

Ports=TCPIP

TCPIP_TcpIpAddress=0,X.X.X.X:1352

Is the address listed correct?

Are you running partioned domino servers?

Also check if the MAILSERVER= parameter is correct or missing, there is a bug known where this parameter disappears over time.

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Subject: Notes error: The TCP/IP stack can’t bind a network address to a TCP socket, please verify that the TCP stack has been properly initialized

I really do not understand the problem but I think it is solvedafter restarting the server

Anyway thanks for your suggestions

Best Regards

Vinit !

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Subject: Notes error: The TCP/IP stack can’t bind a network address to a TCP socket, please verify that the TCP stack has been properly initialized

I am not an administrator but in server’s Notes.ini I foundPorts = TCPIP, CLUSTER

TCPIP_TcpIpAddress=0,156.50.8.19,0

Other things seems to be same

Any other suggestion

Thanks

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Subject: RE: Notes error: The TCP/IP stack can’t bind a network address to a TCP socket, please verify that the TCP stack has been properly initialized

Hi,

Do you have another line as:

CLUSTER_TcpIpAddress=0,x.x.x.x,0

in your notes.ini file?

Besides, check your server document under PORTS - NOTES PORTS if you have both ports enabled (TCPIP, CLUSTER), and the IP address for both. This can be a numeric IP or a host name.

HTH,

Daniel