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- Neo4j version: Community/Enterprise X.Y.Z
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- Neo4j Mode: Single instance/HA cluster with X members/Casual cluster with X core Y read-replica
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- Driver version: X lanaguage driver X.Y.Z (If you use some other library that wraps around this driver, you might want to raise an issue there first)
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- Operating system: (for example Windows 95/Ubuntu 16.04 on AWS)
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- Operating system: (for example Windows 95/Ubuntu 16.10 on AWS)
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- **Steps to reproduce**
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- Expected behavior
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- Actual behavior
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I got connection reset by peer errors.
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**Neo4j Version:** 3.4.10
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**Neo4j Version:** 3.4.10 Community
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**Neo4j Mode**: Single instance
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**Driver version**: JS driver 1.7.1
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**Operating System:** Ubuntu 15.10 on AWS
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**Operating System:** Ubuntu 16.10 on AWS
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### Steps to reproduce
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1. Start a server on AWS
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2. Run some query with the driver
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1. Start Neo4j on a AWS instance
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2. Run a query with the driver
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3. Put the driver idle for 2h
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4. Run another query
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### Expected behavior
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The query shall run successfully
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The second query shall run successfully
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### Actual behavior
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The client failed to run the query with an `connection reset by peer` stacktrace.
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*attach the stachtrace*
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Meanwhile, on the server log I found this stacktrace that happens at the same time when the driver failed.
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The client failed to run the second query with a `connection reset by peer` stacktrace.
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*attach the stacktrace*
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Meanwhile, in the server log, I found this stacktrace that happened at the same time when the driver failed.
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*attach the stacktrace*

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