61320:savefs: Cannot bind socket to connection port in configured port range on system <Client_name>: Cannot assign requested address 61320:savefs: Cannot bind socket to connection port in configured port range on system <Client_name>: Cannot assign requested address 97512:savefs: Cannot access NetWorker server '<NetWorker_server_name>': Remote system error - Cannot assign requested address savefs <Client_name>: failed.
61320 1483533202 3 1 126 3 38646 0 <Client_name> nsrexecd SYSTEM error 79 Cannot bind socket to connection port in configured port range on system %s: %s 2 12 10 <Client_name> 24 31 Cannot assign requested address - Port is free
NetWorker: How to use nsr_render_log
root@<Client_Name> # netstat -an | grep -i 7938 <ip_address_1>.37938 <ip_address_1>.9151 49878 0 49152 0 CLOSE_WAIT <ip_address_1>.47938 <ip_address_1>.9151 49877 0 49152 0 CLOSE_WAIT <ip_address_1>.57938 <ip_address_1>.9151 49877 0 49152 0 CLOSE_WAIT root@fmsprochk1 # netstat -an | grep -i 7937 <ip_address_1>.37937 <ip_address_1>.9151 49875 0 49152 0 CLOSE_WAIT <ip_address_1>.57937 <ip_address_1>.9151 49878 0 49152 0 CLOSE_WAIT <ip_address_1>.47937 <ip_address_1>.9151 49878 0 49152 0 CLOSE_WAIT
::1 localhost 127.0.0.1 localhost localhost.localdomain
ipfstat -io
that the firewall (ip filter) is not running nor configured.
The Solaris host was unable to assign and maintain ports with the "connection ports: 0-0
Update the connection ports used on the client.
Log in to the client as root.
Run the following nsrports
command to set the connection port range from default (0-0) to the legacy port range (10001-30000):
nsrports -C 10001-30000
Verify the new port setting by running nsrports
with no additional flags.
[root@lnx-client02]:~# nsrports Service ports: 7937-9936 Connection ports: 10001-30000
Work around: Stopping the NetWorker daemons on the client, and using kill to end any remaining daemons, then starting the daemons allows the backups to work for some time.