Processes Not Posting After Maintenance

Hi,
Periodically, processes will go to Not Posted status after we bounce the servers during our maintenance window. Usually, bouncing the process scheduler and clearing the cache does the trick. However, one in a blue moon, jobs simply will not post. We will spend hours bouncing servers, clearing caches, etc. and nothing works. Then a couple of hours later everything will start to post.
Any familiar experiences or thoughts on why this occurs?

The maintenance varies from week to week; it's generally OS-level patching that doesn't require a reboot. I've got an experienced Tech Arch team taking the servers up and down, so I'm confident that the servers are being bounced correctly.
In the past, when reports have not posted after maintenance we have shut down the process scheduler and cleared cache and reports started posting. More recently, we've bounced the servers for several hours only to have reports start posting on their own afterwards.
I pulled the stdout log and found the following:
Java exception thrown: java.net.ConnectException: Connection refused (errno:239)
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