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Unable to create raw socket for ICMP protocol

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    vgourov
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    Hello,

    I decided to make a new post about this since I am unable to understand most of the posts about it or they are clearly too old. I have been getting this warning on mutiple occassions already.

    [26-May-2014 10:25:14.844] [WARN ] Unable to create raw socket for ICMP protocol

    At some point the netxmsd stops and I need to manually start it. Sometimes I had to start it mutiple times before the server starts running properly. My question is what is causing this and is there a way to fix it? Thank you

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      Victor Kirhenshtein
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      Hi!

      I'm currently investigating similar issue on one system. I'll post results here as well.

      Best regards,
      Victor

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        KjellO
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        Could it be a limit on maximum allowed open file descriptors? I have seen this log message on server with many nodes, and increasing the FD:s helped. This server now reports (for root user)

        # ulimit -n
        8192
        # ulimit -Hn
        16384
        # ulimit -Sn
        8192
        

        To increase (at least on debian), see /etc/security/limits.conf and pherhaps /etc/sysctl.conf.

        My limits.conf includes

        root            soft    nofile          8192
        root            hard    nofile          16384
        

        Regards,
        Kjell

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