"Established" connections do not time out.

We have Netscape Directory Server 4.15running on Windows 2000. Our problem is that "established" connections do not time out. The result is that over time, the system runs out of ports/sockets, and the system fails to respond to queries.
Is there any patch or NT tuning available to resolve this issue. I have seen countless message threads in various vendor forums relating to this issue with NS LDAP server.
Any help would be appreciated.

Hi Philippe,
I think you are referring to the bug 557007 existing on DS 4.15 and fixed on 4.16.
Details of this bug from the DS 4.16 release note:
PR_Accept Failed Error Messages in the Logs
In DS 4.15 a regression defect was introduced in which all connections would not be closed and left in a CLOSE_WAIT state. In this case all available file descriptors/handles would eventually be used up. PR_Accept failed error messages would appear in the logs and the server would be non-responisive. This regression is fixed. (557007)
I know that there was a hotfix released on Solaris but do not know if such hotfix existed for Windows. Anyway, as specified by the DS Sustaining people, a hotfix is supported until the next release including that fix is out... and DS 4.16 is available now.
Hope this answers your question.
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