Hi -<br>Still mostly a noob with RabbitMQ but have a question regarding opening a channel to Rabbit. I have multiple clients that are sending messages using Basic Publish and the C# library. They are all sending sporadically so they just open a channel send the message, get an acknowledgment, and close the channel. Everything is fine until the queue gets to about its 900 or so open/publish/close sessions and then the rabbit server just fails with that 'bad rpc' error when you try to stop or get a status. From watching it there seems to be a problem with the channel not actually closing on the rabbitmq side (using some network tools) so assuming it can only have x amount of connections open. I am using ch.Close(int,string) where the int is 0 if no errors or > 0 if there is and string is just "closing" or the error if it got trapped. In any samples I have found no one uses the close method (so maybe that is what I'm doing wrong). There is no documentation that I can find that explains exactly what going on there so was wondering if anyone has experienced this or can anyone give me a tip on the best way to handle many concurrent connections.<br>
<br>Thanks very much for your help!!<br>Steve<br>