%META:TOPICPARENT{name="ErrorMessagesU"}% = Error Message: {{{Unable to create listener (Address already in use)}}} = "Unable to create listener" errors are returned when some other service is utilizing the Broker's UDP or TCP ports; this may be a previously started instance of the Broker, or any other process. If you receive "Unable to create listener" errors, take the following action: # Access the Multi-Tier server components installation. # Use ps -ef | grep oplrqb | grep -v grep (Unix) or the Task Manager (Windows) to search for a running Broker process. If you find one, terminate it. You cannot run two Broker instances on one machine. # If no Brokers are running, run netstat -a | grep 60001 from DOS or a UNIX terminal to check whether another service is using UDP Port 60001. If so, try to reassign that service, or start the Broker before the other service. # If UDP port 60001 is free, use netstat -a | grep <port-number> to check the status of the Broker's Listen and PortLow TCP ports. These ports both default to 5000. However, you may want to verify your settings. Take the following action: ## Use a text editor to open your oplrqb.ini file. You will find this file in the /bin sub-directory of your Multi-Tier server components installation. ## Locate the [Protocol TCP] section. ## Note the values set for PortLow and Listen. ## Search for these port numbers in your netstat output. == Related Documentation == * [[MTFirewallConfiguration | Firewall Considerations for Multi-Tier "Enterprise" Edition Data Access Drivers]] * [[ConfigureServer-sideFirewallsForMulti-TierConnectivity | Configuring Server-side Firewalls for Multi-Tier Connectivity]] * [[UnableContactLicenseManager | Error Message: Unable to contact the OpenLink License Manager]] * [[OplmgrNetworking | OpenLink License Manager Networking Considerations]] * [[ConfigureMulti-TierRequestBrokerForUseOnMachinesWithMultipleNetworkCards | Configure Multi-Tier Request Broker for Use on Machines with Multiple Network Cards]]