Overview
When experiencing Protocol-Out-of-Synch errors and TWNG terminations in G2, these issues may be caused by network instability, permission errors, or protocol mismatches. This guide provides steps to diagnose and resolve these issues by checking network stability, verifying file permissions, and monitoring ICP connection settings.
Information
To address Protocol-Out-of-Synch errors and TWNG terminations in G2, follow these steps:
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Check Network Stability:
- Use a tool like Wireshark to monitor ICP/TWNG network packets.
- Ensure that firewall and security rules are not blocking ICP/TWNG traffic.
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Verify File Permissions:
- Confirm that G2 has full access to the configuration directories.
- Run G2 with administrator privileges to see if the errors persist.
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Monitor ICP Connection Settings:
- Ensure all G2 instances are running compatible versions.
- Check if ICP buffer settings need optimization.
By following these steps, you can help ensure stable operation and reduce the occurrence of Protocol-Out-of-Synch errors and TWNG terminations.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What causes Protocol-Out-of-Synch errors in G2?
- Protocol-Out-of-Synch errors can be caused by network instability, protocol mismatches, or ICP connection resets between G2 instances.
- How can I verify file permissions for G2?
- Confirm that G2 has full access to the configuration directories and run G2 with administrator privileges to ensure it can write configuration files without permission errors.
- What tools can I use to monitor network stability for G2?
- You can use network monitoring tools like Wireshark to analyze ICP/TWNG network packets and ensure that firewall/security rules are not blocking traffic.
Priyanka Bhotika
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