This is a discussion on telnet client timeout within the AIX Operating System forums, part of the Unix Operating Systems category; --> Easy(?) question... Client A wishes to telnet to Client B: a> telnet b On AIX 5.2, client A will ...
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| Modify the tcp_keepinit to a lower value...... (seconds) deadbeef wrote: > Easy(?) question... > > Client A wishes to telnet to Client B: > a> telnet b > > On AIX 5.2, client A will timeout only after a whopping 2m30s if client > b is completely down. > > Is this time limit hardcoded or can it be altered? > > 0xbeef |
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| Sorry....... no -o tcp_keepinit=30 deadbeef wrote: > Easy(?) question... > > Client A wishes to telnet to Client B: > a> telnet b > > On AIX 5.2, client A will timeout only after a whopping 2m30s if client > b is completely down. > > Is this time limit hardcoded or can it be altered? > > 0xbeef |
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| ************* wrote: > Modify the tcp_keepinit to a lower value...... > > (seconds) > > deadbeef wrote: > >> Easy(?) question... >> >> Client A wishes to telnet to Client B: >> a> telnet b >> >> On AIX 5.2, client A will timeout only after a whopping 2m30s if client >> b is completely down. >> >> Is this time limit hardcoded or can it be altered? >> >> 0xbeef thanks, i forgot about that... |