Hi All,
Hoping you can help me.
I'm trying to host a small sever for me and some friends but whenever I run the server, I keep getting this error:
293.698 Warning UDPSocket.cpp:379: Sendto failed: Error code 10055, An operation on a socket could not be performed because the system lacked sufficient buffer space or because a queue was full.; data length = 3, address = IP ADDR:({192.168.1.255:34196})
It seems to be something with the machine, but I can't figure out what. I've tried running the server on a different machine and it runs fine. I can't see anything on it blocking the port or using other UDP ports.
System is a Xeon E5-2650 V2 with 32 GB of ram on a Machinist x79 Board.
I've attached a full example log for more information.
Factorio Server 1.1.74 UDP Error 10055
Factorio Server 1.1.74 UDP Error 10055
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Re: Factorio Server 1.1.74 UDP Error 10055
This error means the machine is overloaded in terms of network resources (network buffer space or number of connections). Usually the cause of this is a misbehaving application on the machine that is (or was) leaking network resources by not freeing them when they are no longer needed. The command in an administrator command prompt might be helpful in attempting to identify the application consuming most of the resources. If you can't find the application causing the problem, it may be worthwhile to run a malware scanner as this is can also be a symptom of certain types.
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Re: Factorio Server 1.1.74 UDP Error 10055
I've run the netstat but all I see are svchost.exe and factorio, and a scan with malware bytes revealed nothing.
Based on your reply, I tried grabbing a new network card for the system, but the problem persists.
Based on your reply, I tried grabbing a new network card for the system, but the problem persists.
Re: Factorio Server 1.1.74 UDP Error 10055
You could try increasing the send buffer in the device settings. Mine is default 512, for whatever that is worth.
WinKey+X -> Device Manager -> Network Adapters -> [Adapter Name] -> Right-click -> Properties -> Advanced -> Transmit Buffers is where mine is with an Intel i219LM network card.
WinKey+X -> Device Manager -> Network Adapters -> [Adapter Name] -> Right-click -> Properties -> Advanced -> Transmit Buffers is where mine is with an Intel i219LM network card.