A large number of incoming requests from a host system are being rejected by the HIP Application.
Causes
The requests are from an unrecognized host system
The maximum number of queued requests for the HIP Application has been reached
The requests have invalid resolution data
Resolutions
Requests from an unrecognized host system or malformed requests could indicate a possible security attack being attempted on the HIP Service. The client system issuing the requests should be investigated.
If requests are being rejected because the maximum number of queued requests has been reached, consider increasing the number of worker threads on the HIP Application or increasing the maximum number of queued requests.
If requests are being rejected due to invalid resolution data, compare the request and what is expected in the HIP application view. As necessary, adjust the view and/or the host system making the request.
If this condition is encountered on a regular basis, consider adding an additional server(s) running the HIP Application to support the application load.