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George Potemkin
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Mark, in your case the thousands clients were successfully used the server's ports (4003-4006, 4100-4106) during 100+ days. I guess you started getting the pending users only recently - you can check the errors in db log: Server has unresolved pending connections(s). Please check port . (12454) Clearing pending connections from server . (12455) Also you have the pending users only for the servers spawn by your secondary login broker (ports 4100-4106) As a workaround/troubleshooting in future I would suggest the following: 1. Start primary database broker with -Mn twice higher than the current value. 2. Use the separate login brokers. You seem to start the primary database broker as a login broker and one secondary login broker. My suggestion: no -S parameter for the primary database broker and two secondary login brokers (with their own -minport/-maxport as you do now). 3. When you will face with the pending users again stop an affected secondary login broker without stopping the database. Then start it again on the same port but with new port range (new -minport/-maxport). The existent clients will be still served by old servers. New clients will be connected to the new servers on new ports. 4. Stop old servers when all their clients will be disconnected. So you will free the slots in the -Mn table and you will be able to use them to restart a login broker again in the future when/if needed.
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