[j-nsp] trace msg: unexpected EOF

[daniel]

Kathy, 

unexpected EOF (=end-of-file) means that the application (LDP in this case) was reading data from the TCP socket when it was closed abruptly. This would happen if the remote side sends a TCP reset. From the 'OpenSent -> Closing' state change it's clear that the session was in the processing of being brought up. The logs on the remote side should provide more insight in why the session is failing.. 

HTH,
-Daniel. 


On 13:49 Wed 09 Mar     , kathy lee wrote:
> Hi,
>  
> My router(rtId: 10.10.10.10) has a link connects to Juniper router with UDP, TCP connection up, and LDP enabled on the link.
> I saw the following trace messages on the Juniper box, and the LDP session failed becoming operational. What does "Unexpected EOF"  mean?
>  
> Mar  9 20:52:35 Unexpected EOF from 10.10.10.10
> Mar  9 20:52:35 task_job_delete: delete background job Read for task LDP Conn.10.10.10.10+646
> Mar  9 20:52:35 Session 10.10.10.10 state OpenSent -> Closing
>  
>  
>  
> Thanks in advance.
>  
> Kathy
> 
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