Smartview 11.1.1.3 Network Timeouts - Bad Port?

I get the following error.
+Cannot set cube view properties. Essbase Error(1290001): Network Error [10061]: Unable To Connect To [Hyp01:32768]. The client timed out waiting to connect to the Essbase Server using TCP/IP. Check your network connections. Also please make sure that Server and Port values are correct.+
So what is port 32768 and what piece of the Fusion middleware is trying to talk to it? Shouldn't this be strictly between my PC and the APS on port 13080? If not, where is the config file I would change to make sure that port value is correct?

same error just happened to me, that's how I stumbled upon this page.
just restarted excel and essbase, this error has gone away.

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Is there any way to prevent ID from freezing when a network timeout issue occurs?
Why does it need to freeze anyway? Why can't it simply halt whatever task it was trying to perform?

I think there is no question, scientifically or unscientifically, that we see far more reports of file corruption with networks than without.
Networks are complicated beasts, and they have many more possibly failure points than local disks do. (On the other hand, people with network storage are much more likely to have reliably backups; at least that's been true historically before the advent of both popular Internet-based backup and Apple's Time Machine). It's also the case that medium to large sites work almost exclusively with networks (though they may use database-driven document storage for which the traditional InDesign network-averse guidance may not apply), and they tend to deal with more documents than individuals do.
I think the single most definitive point in your favor of your position is this text from the CS5 help, Recommended workflow for InDesign documents:
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can improve performance and prevent many problems by establishing
a good workflow to use with Adobe InDesign.
Open documents locally
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the document and any linked graphics to your local hard disk. The slower
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the local files back to a network server.
But that doesn't say networks are unsupported, it just says they may not be good.
But the person who wrote this was hopelessly naïve — network are a critical part of any modern business computer setup that is larger in scope than a sole proprietorship. And anyworkflow that expects users to copy files off the network to local disk and back is patently ludicrous. As the above acknowledges, copying them back is frought with peril.
Furthermore, the operating system vendors have expended no small effort to make networks mroe and more seamless and well-integrated, and to try to make them nearly indistiguishable from local disk—except. Except when they don't. Except when they can't. Except when applications need to know more about the underlying substrate of the filesystem, need better timing information, need to do things like memory-map files into RAM with guaranteed perforamance, etc. Though I am a bit skeptical that InDesign has any such needs...
Probably a good summary comes from a John Nack (Photoshop evangelist) blog post from 2008 (and networks have only become more popular), where he quotes an unnamed Adobe engineer, http://blogs.adobe.com/jnack/2008/06/filesaving_issu.html:
Directly writing to a network filing system adds a level of complexity,
which includes timing issues, network noise, performance, and other
potential issues. We’ve occasionally run into bugs with different
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to reliably test and certify all the clients, servers, hardware and
software, we recommend the safer course of working with files locally
and then copying them up to a file server when you’re done. While
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your configuration.
But, of course, what do we mean by "support"? I am, by the way, interpretting your statement "not designed for working over networks," as "networks are not supported," and that may not be fair of me.
To me, "supported" means there is a reasonable expectation of the software working in the scenario, that Adobe will address bugs raised to them over the issue (rather than closing bugs saying, "at your own risk, sorry, bub!"), and Adobe will make a reasonable effort to keep it working. I think the situation with networks does qualify.
Unfortunately, it's hard to find anyone to say so. In part, I think, because there are so many variables nobody wants to be pinned down saying "it'll work" because you'll always eventually be able to point to a case where it won't. And the above blog post (part I didn't quote) talks about how a problem is really due to a bad interaction with Adobe product and MacOS X 10.5.3, which was later fixed by Apple.
Anyhow, we can also find plenty of evidence of Adobe having accepted and fixed bugs that relate to network behavior in InDesign. So I'm pretty confident that network use of InDesign si well-supported. But I certainly wouldn't say it was rock solid.
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Hi All,
I have an application that frequently displays error code 33162. I followed the advice at http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/C4E77D7E9BECBAFE86256C6200544289 and doubled my network timeouts to 4 seconds timeout and 10 seconds initial connect timeout. I still get the error however. When I get the error the block diagram briefly flashes on one of the blocks, but it's too fast to really see.
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Is there any way to determine the length of time a client or process has
been idle rather than merely if it is idle? How does the ISL determine
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Thanks Per!
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of secs since a client last issued an ATMI call. I'm searching the
documentation for MIB programming but it's not that clear, so I'll have
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plindstrom wrote:
Hello Steven,
I haven't worked with the ISL but if it is anything like the WSL I would try looking at the T_CLIENT class in the TM_MIB. There is an attribute called TA_IDLETIME which may be what you're looking for.
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If in Advanced you do not see anything about UPnP, please show a screen shot of the Advanced Screen...
I state my source(s) about setting a Static IP.
a) URL: http://forum.portforward.com/YaBB.cgi?num=1116577357
Title/Location: portforward.com -> forum -> Knowledge Base -› How to choose a Static IP address
and..
b) http://forum.portforward.com/YaBB.cgi?num=1119584531
portforward.com -> forum -› Knowledge Base -› But WHY do I need a STATIC IP??
As to why turning off UPnP: Because it opens ports automatic in the router, and you can not have over lapping ports.
http://forum.portforward.com/YaBB.cgi?num=1123832523
portforward.com -> forum -› Knowledge Base -› How do I forward the SAME port to 2 Computers?
^^
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