Admin Command Timeout

My streaming server 3 hanged last night and can be restarted.
I found that the admin logs have thousands of line like the
following:
2008-12-22 03:20:15 236 (e)2671287 Admin Command Timeout:
(Command (getServerStats) timed out.) -
2008-12-22 03:20:15 236 (e)2671287 Admin Command Timeout:
(Command (getVHostStats) timed out.) -
How can I solve this problem? Restart the computer helps, but
I wonder there is a way to solve it.

Well, really, none of these problems should happen! But,
sadly, they do and not just for me.
A Google search will show that these Admin timeouts are a
very common problem but no-one seems to have a solution. More
worryingly, I have never seen any suggestion from Adobe about what
might cause them.
Since my original post I have made two changes to our app:
(1) when the 'owner' of the room leaves I unload the instance
(after a 30 seconds delay)
(2) I amended the application.xml for this app to timeout
idle connections after 2 minutes (the default is no timeout)
This has made things slightly better in that the app now runs
for 2/3 days without failing (rather than failing twice a day).
But, it still fails and the only thing that brings it back is a
reboot of the server which is totally unacceptable in a live
environment where we usually have 500+ clients watching 100 live
streams at any one time (many on a pay-per-minute basis). The only
other significant thing I notice now is that once the machine has
been running for a couple of days the logging stops completely for
some (but not all) instances i.e. nothing is displayed in the admin
console and nothing is written to the log files. It's as if the FMS
Admin has just given up.
Re. your suggestion about checking IPs etc. There are no
"hidden clients"! When the Admin fails it is possible to be on a
machine with a single connection (i.e. my client). When I reload my
client there is a trace that I have disconnected, then reconnected
again *but* the connection count goes up by one. If I reload twenty
times the count will increase to 20. Even if I close my browser the
connections will apparently stay, sometimes for days!
As I mentioned, this happens on multiple servers with lots of
different clients and very, very low load. When it happens is, so
far, unpredictable other than it will happen and bring down our
live system.

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