Eclipe connection CVS Error "socket exception: Connection reset", "Connection reset by Peer", "caused connection abort:recv FA", etc.

CVS is configured in the WINDOWS2003 Enterprise Edition installation and is always disconnected when connected through eclipse. When you create a new CVS repository, click OK to start the report is not connected, in the confirmation message box, select Save, and then refresh in the repository, but also prompted to enter the password, but confirm that the error message, there are several errors:

Socket Exception: Connection reset
Connection reset by peer
Received an unknown response from a CVS server
Caused connection Abort:recv failed

Began to think is 360 security guards disabled, in 360 security guards added trust, the result is still not. Then fix the installation, reinstall it, or not. Finally put 360 security guards, 360 antivirus All to uninstall, the result is still not. Check the service is normal, check the port is also normal, on the internet also searched for the solution of such problems, and ultimately did not solve.

Later, considering that CVS users are all managed through the operating system, will not be a privilege issue. View the permissions of all CVS disks and folders and find that the default everyone does not have read permissions, initially determined to be a permission issue. So a new CVS user group was created, add the user to this group, select the folder for the CVS repository, add the new CVS user group to the authorization list, and check the Modify permissions (otherwise it will not commit the modified content), and then refresh the repository in Eclipse. is already available for normal access.

Now think about it, in fact, such a serious analysis of the problem, or a good solution, the connection can not be 2 kinds of situations, one can and service to establish a connection, and the other is access to permissions, so you can follow the following steps to analyze:
1, test and the server's network connection is normal
2, CVS service is normal
3. Is there a firewall blocking access
4. Whether to specify a Non-default port (the CVS default port is 2401) and specify this port number when connecting
All of the above problems will cause you to be unable to establish a normal connection with the CVS service, and if none of the above problems exist, you must be able to connect (for example, through Telnet test to connect to the corresponding service port).
5, check the corresponding CVS resource path exists (the actual input does not exist path and IP incorrect results are the same)
6. Whether the connected user has access to the CVS resource path (at least Read permission)