[Linux-decnet-user] Closing DECNET connections
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From: Lhota R. <rl...@co...> - 2002-04-16 12:36:12
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Hello, I am using dnping (Linux-DECNET) for testing the availability of VAX machines. The timeout is set for 3 seconds. Unfortunately, dnping program does not implement timeout feature, so I have to kill the child-process if it does not respond in the timeout period. The side effect of this is that the DECNET stack on Linux does not close the connection to the VAX machine. The number of connections (users) on VAX machines is increasing and cosuming resources. Does anybody know how to clear these connections on the Linux side? Can I just restart the decnet stack (/etc/init.d/decnet restart) or is there some other way? It looks like to me that the decnet stack somehow remembers the connections even after service is restarted. Thanks in advance for the answer, Robert Lhota =20 |