Runtime: Open RTSP session to MediaSense failed with timeout

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! '''Problem Summary'''  
! '''Problem Summary'''  
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| The Cisco MediaSense server is unable to keep up with the number of recordings it's supposed to capture.
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| When RTSP client try to open RTSP session to MediaSense open failed with timeout.
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! '''Error Message'''  
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| None.
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| Timeout on TCP socket
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! '''Possible Cause'''  
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| By default, if the battery backup is not present or not operational, the write cache is disabled on the RAID controllers in the C-Series. When the write cache is disabled, write throughput is lowered.
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| the total number of media streams (recording, playback and live monitoring) exceeds 340 streams.  
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! '''Recommended Action'''  
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Revision as of 07:15, 22 April 2011

MediaSense server is unable to keep up with incoming recordings

Problem Summary When RTSP client try to open RTSP session to MediaSense open failed with timeout.
Error Message Timeout on TCP socket
Possible Cause the total number of media streams (recording, playback and live monitoring) exceeds 340 streams.
Recommended Action The RAID controllers in the C-Series have an optional battery backup for the write cache. Add the battery backup cache to achieve better performance.
Release Release 8.5(1) and 8.5(2).
Associated CDETS # None.

Rating: 5.0/5 (1 vote cast)

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